Affordable dog insurance with extensive coverage

This option protects your dog in the event of illness, disease, or accidents. The coverage includes examinations, treatment, and surgeries performed by a qualified veterinarian. Additionally, if your dog needs hospitalisation, the insurance covers admission and stays at an animal clinic or hospital.

You can receive reimbursement for your dog's physical treatment and rehabilitation after an illness, as prescribed by a veterinarian. The treatment may include physiotherapy, chiropractic care, swimming, or treadmill training.

If you, your partner, or your child under 18 are hospitalised or pass away, you can ensure the care of your dog at either an animal shelter or a private location. This care plan will cover up to 30 days during hospitalisation and 60 days in the case of death. Additionally, transportation to and from the care centre will be included.

You can potentially avoid out-of-pocket expenses for your dog's dental care and medications. Pet insurance may cover various dental issues, including inflammation, toothaches, fractures, decay, and root canal treatments. 

Moreover, if you choose the "Travel Buddy Pet" option, you will be covered for emergency treatment outside of Denmark, including other EU/EEA countries, the Faroe Islands, and Greenland. This coverage is valid for trips lasting up to three months in duration.

When you travel with your dog, it's crucial to account for emergencies, including unexpected expenses like admission and treatment at an animal hospital in a foreign country.

Pet travel buddy covers include the following:

• Euthanasia and cremation.
• Suitable accommodation for one person and accompanying children under 18 years old. There must be no other travellers over 18 years old. The stay will be for an extended period.
• If your luggage is stolen while travelling abroad, it may be necessary to replace any lost certificates.
• If your dog experiences an illness or accident, it may require medication, a neck collar, or a dressing.

This coverage is available for travel within EU/EEA countries, including the Faroe Islands and Greenland, for up to three months. We recommend having Travel Insurance for your dog in case of hospitalisation abroad. It's important to note that the text does not specify the source of this option, so it's best to research and consult with a reputable provider.

If you have a dog, it's essential to consider getting life insurance covering various potential issues. This type of insurance can cover expenses related to death, euthanasia, theft, or loss of your pet. Additionally, if your dog is stolen or goes missing, the insurance can cover costs associated with search advertising in a local daily newspaper. To be eligible for this coverage, you must provide a pedigree certificate and obtain it before your dog turns nine years old.