Cover options:
Vet fees up to
£7,500 Yes
12 month cover Yes
additional benefits Yes
overseas travel Yes
public liability Yes
Petguard includes:
Legal advice Yes
Bereavement
counselling Yes
Pet friendly
accomodation list Yes
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Pet insurance from Petguard
Petguard
Why you'll love insuring your pets with PetGuard
* There are 4 different levels of vet fees - covering your pet
for the full length of their treatment
* Quick treatment - there's no need to consult us first if your
pet is referred for specialist treatment by your vet
* Complementary and alternative treatments are automatically included
* Insure more than one pet and they will give you £5 off every
pet every year!
* Inclusive access to 4 helpline services
* Tailor a policy specifically to suit you - choose a different
combination for each pet
* Pay monthly at no extra cost
* Get
a quote for Petguard Insurance today
What do you need to know to get a quote
Your postcode: (e.g CV4 8HX)
Name of pet:
Dog or cat?:
Pet type: pedigree or crossbreed.
Age of pet: years months
Is this pet male or female?:
Is this pet neutered?: |
The limits of cover are amongst the highest in the UK, and certainly compare
well with the usual big names.
A great deal for pet owners:
Petguard is probably the most flexible pet insurance policy available
– just choose from 4 levels of vet fees cover and then everything
else (additional benefits, EU travel, liability cover) is an optional
choice. This means that pet owners save money by only paying for the cover
they need.
Pet lovers can insure more than one pet and benefit from a multi-pet
discount, and unusually they can specify different levels of cover and
options for each pet.
Sceptics might think that this flexibility would mean a complicated quote
process or lengthy application forms, but the online quote interface is
incredibly easy to use, even if there is more than one pet to insure.
The website is very simple to navigate, concise, easy to read and written
in plain English – there’s even a jargon buster to help explain
any insurance jargon.
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