Sainbury's Bank Pet Insurance: Pet cover not up to scratch

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Sainbury's Bank Pet Insurance: Pet cover not up to scratch

Just six per cent of pet insurance policies match what Sainbury Bank Pet Insurance considers to be adequate cover.

Minimum levels of cover for cats and dogs are not being met and the overall quality of pet insurance has declined in the last year, according to research by Sainbury's Pet Insurance.

More than a third of all policies were found not to cover veterinary fees over £3,500 and almost a half do not include treatment for long-term pet health problems.

David Pickett, Sainsbury's Bank Pet Insurance manager, said: "Pet owners need to make sure that the pet insurance they choose will provide the cover they need in the event of their dog or cat needing treatment."

Sainbury's Bank Pet Insurance was identified by Defacto as one of its best buys for covering cats and dogs.

According to the Daily Mail, over half the homes in the UK have pets and an estimated £1 billion is spent on veterinary bills each year.

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