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Frequently asked questions about pet insurance
Compare pet insurance plans based on your pet’s needs—OUTsurance offers options from basic accident cover to comprehensive pet insurance with illness, behavioural treatments, and tailored premiums. Choose a plan that matches your pet’s lifestyle and health requirements.
In OUTsurance pet insurance excess refers to the fixed amount you pay out of pocket when you submit a claim.
With OUTsurance Pet Insurance, excess is the fixed amount you pay out of pocket when you claim. We keep it simple: one fixed excess for every claim, so your costs stay predictable and easy to manage.
A waiting period for is the time from the start date of your pet’s cover during which certain benefits or conditions are not yet claimable. No claims for those conditions will be paid if the event occurs during this period. The event must happen after the waiting period for the claim to be valid. Waiting periods apply to specific conditions and covers as listed in the policy wording.
OUTsurance pet insurance does not cover routine procedures like spaying and neutering. Their plans focus on accident, illness, vet visits, and behavioural treatments under specific plans. For full details, compare their comprehensive pet insurance options.
A pre-existing condition refers to any illness, injury, or health issue that your pet showed symptoms of, was diagnosed with, or received treatment for before your pet insurance policy started or during the waiting period. This is in addition to any exclusion(s) stated on your policy schedule.
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