Sainsbury's PetCare (£7500 vets fees)

Section 1 - Veterinary fees What is covered We will pay you all reasonable costs for treatment of your pet by a vet up to the following: 6. Under Option...expand

Section 1 - Veterinary fees
What is covered
We will pay you all reasonable costs for treatment of your pet by a vet up to the following:
6. Under Option 6 up to £2,500 per condition for treatment of your pet by a vet whilst your pet is outside the United Kingdom during a trip under the pet travel scheme (with a maximum of three trips in any period of insurance).collapse

Section 1 - Veterinary Fees What is not covered 23. Removal of retained testicles or deciduous teeth if your pet is over the age of 4 months when your...expand

Section 1 - Veterinary Fees
What is not covered
23. Removal of retained testicles or deciduous teeth if your pet is over the age of 4 months when your pet's cover started.
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Section 1 - Veterinary fees What is covered We will pay you all reasonable costs for treatment of your pet by a vet up to the following: Option 2 - £7,500...expand

Section 1 - Veterinary fees
What is covered
We will pay you all reasonable costs for treatment of your pet by a vet up to the following:
Option 2 - £7,500 per condition
The above reasonable costs are including the following;
3. Under Option 2 up to £1,000 per condition for complementary treatment carried out by a vet or a complementary therapist.
What is not covered
11. Complementary treatments that are not carried out under the direction of a vet.
Complementary treatment means
- Acupuncture and homeopathy carried out by, and herbal medicine prescribed treatment by, a veterinary practice.
- Chiropractic manipulation carried out by a veterinary practice or a member of the McTimoney Chiropractic Association or the International Association of Animal Therapists (UK), providing the member is a qualified animal chiropractor.
- Hydrotherapy carried out by a veterinary practice or a member of the Canine Hydrotherapy Association.
- Osteopathy carried out by a veterinary practice or a member of the International Association of Animal Therapists (UK) providing the member is a qualified animal osteopath.
- Physiotherapy carried out by a veterinary practice or a member of the Association of Chartered Physiotherapists in Animal Therapy, the International Association of Animal Therapists (UK) or the National Association of Veterinary Physiotherapists incorporating the National Association of Animal Therapists (NAAT) providing the member is a qualified animal physiotherapist.
- Treatment of a behavioural illness carried out by a veterinary practice or a member of the Association of Pet Behaviour Counsellors or the Canine and Feline Behaviour Association.
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Section 1 - Veterinary fees What is covered We will pay you all reasonable costs for treatment of your pet by a vet up to the following: Option 2 - £7,500...expand

Section 1 - Veterinary fees
What is covered
We will pay you all reasonable costs for treatment of your pet by a vet up to the following:
Option 2 - £7,500 per condition
The above reasonable costs are including the following;
3. Under Option 2 up to £1,000 per condition for complementary treatment carried out by a vet or a complementary therapist.
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Section 1 - Veterinary fees What is covered We will pay you all reasonable costs for treatment of your pet by a vet up to the following: Option 2 - £7,500...expand

Section 1 - Veterinary fees
What is covered
We will pay you all reasonable costs for treatment of your pet by a vet up to the following:
Option 2 - £7,500 per condition
The above reasonable costs are including the following;
4. Under Option 2 up to £250 in each period of insurance for the costs of treatment for behavioural problems carried out by a specialist under the direction of a vet.
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