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Sainsbury's Launches Pet Insurance Charter

Supermarket's banking division says only 12% of pet policies provide adequate cover

27th April 2005



The supermarket / banking group Sainsbury's has launched a pet insurance charter setting minimum acceptable cover criteria for pet insurance policies, after a survey of the market showed that only 12% of policies provide cover that they consider adequate.

The insurers warn that many policies have not been updated to provide cover that reflects increasing costs of vetinary care, and that over half a million pet owners would fall foul of the typical 12 month treatment limit of most policies. Dental cover was also insufficient in many cases.

Unsurprisingly, Sainsbury's insurance cover passes the charter criteria with flying colours, and has been given a 5 star rating by independant assessors.

Read More: Sainsbury's Pet Insurance, Sainsbury's Press Release



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