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The most comprehensive cover that covers vet fees up to a maximum amount each year for all conditions over your pet’s lifetime
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Rabbits may seem like they don’t need a lot of work and attention, but that doesn’t stop them from getting into accidents, falling ill, or contracting any diseases. In comparison to cats and dogs, rabbits are a little less maintenance however, they still need to be covered by a comprehensive insurance policy. Even with a tiny bunny as a pet, your vet bills can easily rack up.
While vet bills aren’t getting any cheaper, it’s worth making sure your rabbit can get the care they need without putting a big dent in your bank account.
Rabbit insurance is the peace of mind you need to make sure your pet is well-catered for when they need it most.
Three main types of pet insurance policies cover vet fees. Decide which policy best suits the needs of your furry friend. They start from the most expensive and comprehensive and then decrease with the lower type of cover you get.
The most comprehensive cover that covers vet fees up to a maximum amount each year for all conditions over your pet’s lifetime
This policy offers you maximum benefit per condition. Once your maximum has been reached, you can no longer claim on that condition
Time limited pet insurance offers a fixed sum for each illness or injury your pet gets. Your pet will be covered for a limited term per condition (usually 12 months).
What is covered by rabbit insurance will depend on the type of policy you choose. You should always check your policy before you buy to make sure it covers what you need. A typical lifetime policy will cover the following:
Vet bills for illness or injury
Boarding fees for your pet if you are hospitalised
Help towards the cost of finding your lost or stolen rabbit
Preventative treatments such as vaccinations or neutering
Cover for conditions that existed before the start of the policy
Pets under 8 weeks old
There are several factors that affect the price of rabbit insurance including:
Vet bills vary by location so where you live will determine your premium costs
It pays to shop around. Some providers offer more competitive deals than others
The level of cover you opt for will impact how expensive your insurance will be
Rabbits over the age of 5 are generally quite hard and expensive to insure
If your rabbit haspre-existing conditions, your premiums may be more expensive
Compare quotes with MoneySuperMarket to find the perfect policy to suit your needs at the best price.
The excess amount if the amount you voluntarily have to pay any time you make a claim. If you increase your excess amount you can lower your premium amounts. Be sure you are able to to pay the excess amount you choose.
Paying your premiums annually will be cheaper than paying monthly.
If you have more than one pet, a multi-pet insurance policy can house your pets all under one policy. These policies often also provide a discount per added pet to the policy.
Spaying, neutering and keeping on top of your all vaccinations can help keep your rabbit as healthy as possible.
It’s not just dogs, cats or larger animals where pet insurance can be beneficial. Rabbit lovers might also want to consider cover for their bunnies, especially expensive rare breeds. See the cover in the context of how much your pet is worth to you. When you’re already paying for food and other expenses, the right insurance at the right price can make sense.
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Yes, rabbits are very susceptible to injury, illness and disease which can mean your vet bills can easily rack up. A pet insurance policy will ensure that you won’t have to pay these hefty bills all by yourself for a small amount per month.
No, pet insurance usually does not cover neutering as it is considered an elective operation. However, getting your rabbit neutered can enable you to get lower premiums on your insurance policy.
Our guide provides all the information you need on neutering your pet, the benefits and how it can affect your insurance policy.
No. Usually, pet insurance providers do not include dental cover in their policies however, if your pet’s teeth or jaw were injured as a result of an accident or injury, their dental care would be covered.
Rabbits are prone to a variety of health issues, including dental problems, respiratory infections, and digestive disorders. Dental issues are particularly common, as rabbit teeth continuously grow throughout their lives.
Many policies may exclude pre-existing conditions and preventative treatments including vaccinations, flea treatments, dental issues and regular vet appointments.
Yes, many insurers offer policies that cover multiple pets, including rabbits. You can often get a multi-pet discount the more pets you insure under one policy.
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