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		Company / Product	Pet Covered	Online Discount	Maximum Vets Fees	Minimum Excess	Hereditary Conditions	Claims Time Limit	More Info	Best Price
		Company
		Direct Line	Cat	0%	up to£6,000	£70		varies
			12 months pet insurance cover for the price of 10 , 15% mulit-pet discount.
		MORE TH>N	Cat	20%	up to£7,000	from£50		varies
		Sainsbury's	Cat	20%	up to£7,500	from£75		varies
			Get double Nectar points on every Sainsbury's shop for 2 years if you choose £7,500 vet fees cover and remain claim free at renewal.
		Tesco	Cat	33%	up to£4,000	£50		varies
		AA	Cat	10%	up to£5,000	£35		Unlimited
		Liverpool Victoria	Cat	10%	£5,000	£60		varies
		M&S	Cat	15%	up toUnlimited	from£50		Unlimited
		Argos	Cat	5%	up to£7,000	£60		varies
		Healthy Pets	Cat	20%	up to£5,000	£65		Unlimited
		Homebase	Cat	10%	Unlimited	£75		Unlimited
		Petguard	Cat	0%	up toUnlimited	£60		varies
		E & L	Cat	20%	up to£6,000	£59		12months
		Petplan	Cat	up to10%	up toUnlimited	from£40		varies
		Virgin	Cat	10%	up to£6,000	from£50		varies
		Churchill	Cat	10%	up to£3,000	from£55		12months
		Pet Protect	Cat	8.33%	Unlimited	£50		Unlimited
		ASDA	Cat	10%	up to£6,000	£65		varies
		helpucover	Cat	10%	up toUnlimited	£50		Unlimited
		Post Office	Cat	0%	£5,000	£75		Unlimited
		PDSA	Cat	0%	up to£7,000	£100		Unlimited
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Cat Insurance Explained

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Cats are incredibly independent creatures and although this makes them fantastic pets, it also makes them susceptible to accidents, illness or straying. By choosing a comprehensive level of pet insurance with which to cover your cat, you will be financially protected should the unexpected occur.

Several different levels of cover are likely to be offered by each cat insurance provider and these will vary in the amount of cover they provide and their associated cost. Policies which limit the length or cost of a claim tend to be cheaper, whereas those which offer features such as lifetime treatment cover are usually more expensive.

The majority of cat insurance policies will include some form of 3rd party liability cover. This is designed to protect you financially against any claims for damage sustained to property or individuals as a result of your cat's actions. Compensation for the loss, theft or death of your cat is also likely to be included as is a contribution towards cattery boarding fees should your cat need looking after if you are hospitalised. Some policies also include travel insurance components too.

Before committing to a cat insurance policy it is worth comparing the features of several to ensure that the one you choose provides the best cover for your requirements. It is also important to check whether the insurance provider will cover pre existing conditions, whether there is a minimum or maximum age limit on the policy and how much excess you will be required to pay in the event of a claim. If you have more than one pet it may be beneficial to opt for a multi-pet policy as these often attract discounts.

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