FAQs

Is dental treatment covered?

Pet policies

If you have a Lifetime £10,000 or Lifetime £18,000 policy, we’ll pay for dental illness or accident up to £3,000.

If you have a Lifetime Prestige policy or a Lifetime £5,000 policy, we’ll pay to have your pet’s teeth removed, or their gums repaired, if they’re damaged in an accident. We don’t cover any other dental or gum treatments or conditions, including epulis.

We’ll only cover dental illness or accident claims on these policies if your pet had a dental exam within a year of the injury or illness and you followed the vet’s advice.

If you have any other policy, we don’t cover any dental or gum treatments or conditions at all. This includes the cost of any tests that lead to a dental or gum problem being diagnosed.

This benefit is different for customers who have renewed with us from Aviva. 

Horse Policies
 
Dental treatment is included on our Horse Time Limited £3,000, £5,000 and £7,000 policies.
We’ll only cover dental illness or accident claims on these policies if your horse had a dental exam within a year of the injury or illness and you followed the vet’s advice. There is a set amount that can be claimed for dental treatment and this counts towards the overall vet fee cover amount.

Pet insurance terms explained

Pet insurance can be confusing.

Check out our A-Z of terms to make it easier to understand.