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Pet insurance principally provides cover for veterinary fees if your cat is injured or becomes sick, but may also include other benefits such as covering the costs of advertising if your cat is lost or care for your cat should you be taken ill. An affordable and reliable pet insurance policy can therefore provide peace of mind in the event of an emergency.
There are many pet insurers and types of insurance to choose from and, understandably, owners can get confused about the options and benefits available. To help owners on what to consider when choosing an insurance policy, fabcats has produced a general guide to cat insurance, which outlines what to look for in an insurance policy to make an informed decision on which product to choose.
Fabcats is an enthusiastic supporter of veterinary insurance for cats because it ensures that cats can receive the best treatment without owners having to worry about unexpected costs. That is why we have teamed up with Agria, a leading pet insurer, to provide fabcats Cat Insurance.
We have worked closely with Agria to develop quality insurance cover that has been specifically designed for cats in the UK. We felt it was important to offer lifetime insurance, which ensures that the pool of money available to treat progressive illnesses is topped up every year – vital for cats with chronic health issues.
Agria allows cat owners to 'pick and mix' from a variety of options to tailor their cat insurance policy to meet their needs and, importantly, the available budget. All their feline policies include help to find a lost cat, with cover for advertising and a reward. Discounts are also available for those insuring more than one cat. For full details or to purchase fabcats Cat Insurance, go to www.fabcatsinsurance.co.uk.
As part of our collaboration with Agria, the company will be supporting FAB and its charitable fund, the International Fund for Cat Welfare (IFCW), which aims to improve the health and welfare of owned and unowned cats throughout the world. So every policy will help to support our work to make the world a better place for cats. For more information about IFCW, see www.ifcw.net.
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