If you would like to cancel your policy you have 14 days from purchase in which to do so. Simply call Petplan Customer Service Centre on 0345 071 8000 or send a written confirmation to: Petplan, Great West House (GW2), Great West Road, Brentford, Middlesex TW8 9DX. If you do cancel after the 14 days you are still eligible to receive a refund, however this is subject to terms and conditions.

If you would like to cancel your policy you have 14 days from purchase in which to do so. Simply call Petplan Customer Service Centre on 0345 071 8000 or send a written confirmation to: Petplan, Great West House (GW2), Great West Road, Brentford, Middlesex TW8 9DX. If you do cancel after the 14 days you are still eligible to receive a refund, however this is subject to terms and conditions.

Visit our dedicated [claims area](https://www.petplan.co.uk/existing-customers/make-a-claim/) on the website to download a claim form.

The excess is the amount you pay towards the cost of treating each illness or injury during the period of cover (i.e. the policy year or up to the maximum benefit), which is not related to any other illness or injury treated during the same period of cover. If your policy covers illness/injury for 12-months you will pay an excess per condition for the 12 month/maximum benefit period in which you are entitled to claim. If you have a Covered For Life® policy, as your monetary limit is refreshed each year you will pay an excess per condition per policy year. Some policies may also include a percentage excess, if this is the case this means you will pay an excess on each claim you make. The exact percentage that will be deducted from your claim will be shown on your Certificate of insurance. We will automatically deduct the excess amount whilst we are assessing your claim - so whoever is the payee on the claim will receive the claim settlement amount less the excess. Please make sure you check your excess on your policy documents carefully as your cover can change at renewal. If you need help completing your claim form or have any questions about how your excess will be applied you can call our customer service team on 0345 071 8000.

The excess is the amount you pay towards the cost of treating each illness or injury during the period of cover (i.e. the policy year or up to the maximum benefit), which is not related to any other illness or injury treated during the same period of cover. If your policy covers illness/injury for 12-months you will pay an excess per condition for the 12 month/maximum benefit period in which you are entitled to claim. If you have a Covered For Life® policy, as your monetary limit is refreshed each year you will pay an excess per condition per policy year. Some policies may also include a percentage excess, if this is the case this means you will pay an excess on each claim you make. The exact percentage that will be deducted from your claim will be shown on your Certificate of insurance. We will automatically deduct the excess amount whilst we are assessing your claim - so whoever is the payee on the claim will receive the claim settlement amount less the excess. Please make sure you check your excess on your policy documents carefully as your cover can change at renewal. If you need help completing your claim form or have any questions about how your excess will be applied you can call our customer service team on 0345 071 8000.

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Whether you have a cat insurance, dog insurance or rabbit insurance policy, you must take reasonable steps to maintain your pet's health throughout the policy year and to prevent injury, illness and loss. Therefore you must arrange and pay for your pet to have an annual dental examination by a vet in order to prevent illness or injury. By continuing with these check-ups this shows us that you have played your part in caring for your dog, cat or rabbit, so we can play ours.

Whether you have a cat insurance, dog insurance or rabbit insurance policy, you must take reasonable steps to maintain your pet's health throughout the policy year and to prevent injury, illness and loss. Therefore you must arrange and pay for your pet to have an annual dental examination by a vet in order to prevent illness or injury. By continuing with these check-ups this shows us that you have played your part in caring for your dog, cat or rabbit, so we can play ours.

This depends on the policy you selected for your pet. Our signature Covered For Life policies re-fresh the veterinary fees benefit each year allowing you to claim for ongoing conditions for the life of your pet for as long as you renew your policy. Our Essential policy provides cover for each condition for 12 months.

This depends on the policy you selected for your pet. Our signature Covered For Life policies re-fresh the veterinary fees benefit each year allowing you to claim for ongoing conditions for the life of your pet for as long as you renew your policy. Our Essential policy provides cover for each condition for 12 months.

No, at Petplan there is no penalty for making a claim.

If you have a Petplan Essential policy, you may be able to upgrade your level of cover at renewal, subject to an underwriting review. If a higher plan is available for your pet you can apply for an upgrade at renewal of your policy and at this time the request will be subject to an underwriting review of your pet's veterinary history.

If you have a Petplan Essential policy, you may be able to upgrade your level of cover at renewal, subject to an underwriting review. If a higher plan is available for your pet you can apply for an upgrade at renewal of your policy and at this time the request will be subject to an underwriting review of your pet's veterinary history.

For our Covered For Life ® cat insurance products you must start the insurance before your cats 10th birthday. On the Covered For Life ® dog insurance products, cover must start from 6 weeks of age and before their 8th birthday and if your dog is a select breed the insurance must begin before their 5th birthday. For our rabbit insurance policy, which is also a Covered For Life ® product, insurance must begin before their 5th birthday. If you haven't had pet insurance previously and your pet has passed the upper age limit you'll be glad to hear that there is no upper age limit on our Petplan Essential policy (N.B. This product is only available for cats and dogs). While the age of your pet does affect the premium you pay we will strive to ensure premiums for older pets are not unfair or unrealistic.

For our Covered For Life ® cat insurance products you must start the insurance before your cats 10th birthday. On the Covered For Life ® dog insurance products, cover must start from 6 weeks of age and before their 8th birthday and if your dog is a select breed the insurance must begin before their 5th birthday. For our rabbit insurance policy, which is also a Covered For Life ® product, insurance must begin before their 5th birthday. If you haven't had pet insurance previously and your pet has passed the upper age limit you'll be glad to hear that there is no upper age limit on our Petplan Essential policy (N.B. This product is only available for cats and dogs). While the age of your pet does affect the premium you pay we will strive to ensure premiums for older pets are not unfair or unrealistic.

If prescribed or carried out by a vet, we will pay for the cost of complementary treatment your pet has received during the policy year for an illness or injury. By complementary treatment we mean: Acupuncture, chiropractic manipulation, herbal medicine, homeopathy, hydrotherapy and osteopathy. All treatments must be carried out by a vet practice or a member of our recognised associations.

If prescribed or carried out by a vet, we will pay for the cost of complementary treatment your pet has received during the policy year for an illness or injury. By complementary treatment we mean: Acupuncture, chiropractic manipulation, herbal medicine, homeopathy, hydrotherapy and osteopathy. All treatments must be carried out by a vet practice or a member of our recognised associations.

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Help & support

Do I need to give you any notice to cancel my policy?

How can I obtain a claim form?

What does a veterinary fees claim excess mean?

How do I access my electronic documents?

Why does my pet have to have an annual dental check?

How long can I claim for each condition for?

Will my premium increase if I make a claim?

Can I change my level of cover?

Will you continue to renew my pet's insurance when he/she becomes old?

What is complementary treatment?