Pet Insurance for Rabbits Cover Options

The growing popularity of pet insurance for rabbits is inspiring insurance companies to improve benefit packages. Rabbit insurance can cover veterinarian fees and much more. A variety of cover levels increase affordability and special options meet your unique needs as a rabbit owner.

Understand the Basics of Health Cover

Rabbit pet insurance can offer life or time-limited cover. A time-limited policy will reimburse you up to a certain amount, often about £2000, for each new illness occurring in a 12-month or other specified time period.

Lifetime cover allows you to claim treatment costs for each illness or injury, up to an annual ceiling–often £2,000–no matter how long an illness lasts. This is particularly useful for chronic conditions such as arthritis or eczema, and long-term diseases such as diabetes.

Health cover can vary in a number of ways, including the maximum benefit per year, percentage of claim that will be covered, and the excess amount. An excess is the minimum portion of a treatment cost that you will pay. For rabbit insurance, excess fees can range from £40 to £70, approximately.

Consider Alternative Treatment Options

Many pet owners are fans of complementary medicine for themselves and their pets. Insurers are in tune with these trends and now offer annual cover–often up to £750–for your vet’s complementary treatments, such as:

• chiropractic adjustment,
• massage,
• osteopathic treatment,
• acupuncture, and
• physiotherapy.

What If Your Rabbit Is Lost Or Stolen?

Sometimes a bunny will escape and go missing. A useful form of benefit is offered for this distressing situation. Your policy may offer up to £250 for the cost of local advertising and a reward. If you have a travel plan, this feature can extend to advertising outside of the U.K., when your pet goes missing abroad.

Can you Afford Rabbit Hotel Boarding Fees?

When you have to go into hospital, you don’t want to be worried about your pet. The cost of boarding bunny in a rabbit hotel or an allowance for care at a friend’s home may be part of your policy or available as an extra. Some insurers offer up to £250 per year for this type of benefit.

What if Your Rabbit Dies in an Accident?

Death of your pet is the last thing you will want to think about. However, you can purchase a death benefit to cover an unexpected loss. The lump sum you receive can be used for a good-bye ceremony or to help your family obtain a new pet.

Planning for a Trip Abroad with Your Rabbit

If you travel abroad with your bunny, you will want to consider purchasing travel cover so that you will have insurance for any vet expenses that come up while you are away. There is also travel cover that will protect you from the loss or theft of your expensive rabbit passport.

Ask For Details About Policy Options

When you are purchasing pet insurance for rabbits it is helpful to read over the policy summary. Policy descriptions are often available in readable language and give you detailed information about what is and is not covered. Policies are structured in different ways. Some include popular options in a basic package; while others allow you to choose features as extras–and since more insurance companies are offering rabbit insurance, you can shop around and select the best policy for you.

Related posts:

1. Choosing Your Rabbit Insurance Cover
2. Popular Rabbit Insurance Policy Features
3. Why Do You Need Rabbit Pet Insurance?

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