Yukon Pet Insurance

Buy The Right Yukon Pet Insurance

With several pet insurers and insurance coverages out there, it is usually difficult to choose the best coverage for you. This is why you need to compare policy options and research the available Yukon pet insurance providers and insurance coverage in order to choose the best suitable coverage for you.

When shopping for Yukon pet insurance, it is important to keep an eye on the coverage’s stipulations, exclusions, waiting periods and limits. Some insurers have different policies regarding the breeds and age of the pet and it is important to know everything involved in the policy before you go for it.

A broad pet insurance coverage with few exclusions is always a better option for those looking for comprehensive coverage. The main reason why you are taking out pet insurance is to get comprehensive coverage and broad coverage is exactly what you need to achieve that.

Make sure that the Yukon pet insurance covers the following before you choose the coverage:

• Accidents and illnesses
• Emergency care
• Prescription medication
• Hereditary, congenital and chronic conditions
• Hospitalization
• Specialist care, and
• Surgery

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Yukon Pet Insurance and Veterinary Hospitals

• All Paws Veterinary Clinic - 9 Metropolit Lane, Whitehorse, YT Y1A 0J1 - (867) 667-7387
• Alpine Veterinary Medical Centre Ltd – 107 Copper Rd, Whitehorse, YT Y1A 2Z7 - (867) 633-5700
• Copper Road Veterinary Clinic - 128 B Copper Rd, Whitehorse, YT Y1A 2Z6 - (867) 633-5184

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Pet Insurance Terms

• Co-insurance – This includes the percentage or part of the claim that the insured is responsible for. It usually comes in after the deductible has been removed.
• Deductible – This is the agreed amount that the insured has to pay before the insurance coverage will take effect or before accessing the insurance payout. It may be charged per claim or per year.
• Pre-existing condition – Medical conditions that the insured was diagnosed with before the start date of the insurance policy is known as pre-existing conditions. Pre-existing conditions are covered under any Yukon pet insurance policy
• Breed exclusion – The insurer might decide to exclude certain pet breeds from the insurance coverage they provide. This implies that hereditary conditions related to that breed will not be covered by the policy.

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What to Ask Before Purchasing Pet Insurance

Before purchasing a Yukon pet insurance policy, you need to ask the right questions in order to make well-informed decisions. It is important to understand what the policy covers and also what is not covered before you make a claim.

Here are some questions to ask before taking out Yukon pet insurance:

• What is covered and what is not?
• What illnesses and injuries are covered in the insurance?
• What makes up an accident?
• Does the policy include out-of-country or province coverage for my pet?
• Are there breed-specific exclusions?
• Is there any benefit or effect on my plan if I enroll multiple pets?
• How long does it take to process a claim?
• Is there any waiting period before I can make my first claim?
• Will my premium change over time or as my pet ages? Will it increase if I make a claim?
• How do I make a claim? Do I have to pay the veterinary upfront?

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