Sentences with phrase «kind of pet insurance»

These conditions require an entirely different kind of pet insurance.

Not exact matches

How can businesses offer employees discounted access to services, i.e., rather than pay for a set kind of insurance, can they offer a menu of different options for employees, such as pet insurance, a specific kind of medical insurance (like cancer insurance) or any other possibilities?

Damage from a pet of any kind to the premises is not covered under any renters insurance policy.

My dog Winnie was hospitalized, I kind of «forgot» I had pet insurance but when I remembered, I was so relieved.

When choosing pet insurance coverage, first consider what kind of insurance customer you are.

Nationwide is currently the only pet insurance provider that insures almost any kind of pet.

«If you are not the kind of person who does a good job of planning and budgeting, pet insurance may be a good option for you,» she says.

Insurance claims of any kind - property, medical, pet, auto damage, property damage, theft, water damage, etc..

PolicyGenius» mission is to help consumers help themselves when it comes to shopping for all kinds of insurance, and that includes pet insurance.

It features unbiased advice on who needs pet insurance and what kind of policy pet parents should buy.

Insurance is regulated by states in the U.S., so there can be different laws in different places, but basically every jurisdiction in the world has some kind of slayer statute, said Peter Kochenburger, deputy director of the Insurance Law Center at the University of Connecticut School of Law.

Damage from a pet of any kind to the premises is not covered under any renters insurance policy.

It's a common requirement, and you should make sure you disclose exactly what kind of pet you have when you buy the insurance policy, because renters insurance cancellation for material misrepresentation is a clear and present danger if you do otherwise.

Ben Wilson, pet insurance spokesperson for Gocompare.com said, «We often view our pets as part of the family, which could explain why we're increasingly choosing to call our pets the kind of names we would choose for our children as we integrate them more into family life.»