*Please note, claims cannot be made within the first 14 days of the policy.
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Saga Pet Insurance offers a choice of cover levels to meet your needs. Whichever level of cover you choose, you and your pet will benefit from:
* Please note, claims cannot be made within the first 14 days of the policy.
We also offer an additional cover option, Pet Travel Extension, which provides cover when your pet is abroad. Including cover for vet fees (up to £3,000 under Saver and £5,000 for Essential and Super cover) and third party liability for dogs only.
We aim to provide a high level of customer service and, during opening hours, your call will always be answered by a person rather than a telephone menu system.
The table below outlines the three cover levels available with Saga Pet Insurance. Our policies have been designed to offer you peace of mind and protection for your pet.
Costs | Saver | Essential | Super |
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Vet fees*
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Up to £2,000 per condition (maximum 12 months per condition)
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Up to £1,000 per year
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Up to £5,000 per year
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Third party liability
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Up to £2 million
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Up to £2 million
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Up to £2 million
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Holiday cancellation*
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Up to £500
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Up to £1,500
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Up to £2,000
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Boarding kennel/cattery fees
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Up to £400
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Up to £750
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Up to £2,000
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Travel allowance
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Up to £100
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Up to £500
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Up to £2,000
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Advertising and reward costs (total)*
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Up to £250
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Up to £250
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Up to £1,000
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Reward costs included within this limit
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Up to £50
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Up to £100
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Up to £200
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Death due to illness or injury*
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Up to £2,000
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Loss by theft or straying*
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Up to £2,000
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Accidental damage your pet does to your property
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Up to £1,000
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Complementary medicine
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Up to £1,000
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*Please note, claims cannot be made within the first 14 days of the policy.
Saga’s range of insurance products are designed specifically for our customers and is unique to us. Saga Pet Insurance is provided by Acromas Insurance Company Limited (AICL) which meet our high standards of quality and service.
We've put together a guide to help you better understand the health of your pet, so you can keep an eye out for any signs that they may need veterinary treatment. This comprehensive guide also includes information about vaccinations, neutering, grooming and exercise.
Useful information for all existing Saga Pet Insurance customers.
Contribution means the percentage you must pay towards any claim for vet fees in addition to your excess. If a contribution applies to your policy this will be shown on your Schedule.
An endorsement is a change to the pre-printed policy document that reflects your individual terms and conditions.
Your excess is the first amount of each and every claim that you are required to pay.
Exclusions are the causes of loss or damage that your pet is not covered for under your pet insurance and are set out in your policy document.
IPT is a tax on general insurance premiums. This is included in the price of your pet insurance.
The Pet Travel Scheme (PETS) is the system that allowed cats and dogs to re-enter the UK without quarantine. The rules for taking your pet abroad have changed now that the UK is no longer part of the EU. Please see the Government's guidance on pet travel to and from Great Britain for more information.
The policyholder is the owner of the pet.
Third party liability covers up to a specified amount if your pet causes injury to someone else or damage to their property for which you are legally liable (this applies to dogs only).
There's plenty to explore and learn about our wide range of insurance cover.