Not all animals can benefit from insurance to help cover the various costs. There are some criteria to respect such as the breed of the animal, the age also, but also to be up to date in its vaccines to guarantee that the animal is protected. You should also know that an animal that regularly presents the same disease may see this disease excluded from its insurance coverage.
The essential criterion is that your pet must be over 3 months old and be chipped and vaccinated. Be aware that beyond 10 years of age, the insurance reserves the right to refuse to cover your companion.
Depending on the breed of your animal, the insurance will be higher or lower. There are indeed common pathologies for certain animals, which makes them "at risk" of developing a disease or malformation. In this case, the price of the insurance will take into account the risk linked to the breed of the animal.
Beyond the obligation to be vaccinated when the insurance contract is concluded, reminders must also be carried out throughout the duration of the contract. An animal that has not undergone its reminders could be refused reimbursement for certain treatments.
Your animal must be insured as soon as possible because indeed, if it tends to develop certain diseases repeatedly, they may be excluded from reimbursement.
