To pet enthusiasts and lovers out there, the Royal Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals or RSPCA is one name they can trust. But did you know that there's the RSPCA pet insurance, too? Yes, the leading animal charity offers insurance designed to help you deal with the rather expensive costs of taking care of your furry family members. RSPCA insurance helps you cover for boarding costs and veterinary bills, and even recovering lost and stolen pets. And with statistical estimates predicting that half of the pet population in the UK will be needing medical treatment on a yearly basis-with treatment costs averaging at £220-you know you'll need to include insurance into your financial planning schemes.
RSPCA pet insurance offers up to £3,000 cover per condition when it comes to vet bills, for the silver cover plan. A Gold cover can go as high as £6,500. That's as much as you can save when a sudden medical condition develops in your canine or feline loved one. Likewise, financial assistance worth £250 and £750 is provided by the RSPCA in your efforts to search for lost or stolen pets, with Silver and Gold covers respectively. Meanwhile, emergency kennel or cattery fees while you're away recuperating from an emergency illness you suddenly got out of nowhere can be lessened by £50 to £250 (per week) or £100 to £750 (per week) for Silver and Gold covers respectively
And to further the cause, 20% of each pet insurance premium goes towards RSPCA animal welfare goals and endeavors. Actual consumer reviews slate RSPCA pet insurance at a decent 2.5 out of 5 rating online. You'll find that reviews are either ranking the insurance company high or low, thus the middle average rating. What's most notable though is that people actually review positively with ratings that high, since human nature more or less dictates that people speak up when they get bad service more than they do when they get good service which they expect from the start.
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