Pet Life Insurance Policy

[Northeast Agent]

How to Sell Pet Insurance: Getting Started

"A pet life insurance policy covers end-of-life costs for your animal. This can include burial or cremation expenses and even bereavement counseling."

I had no idea this was even a thing. Yes, you need a P&C license to sell it in most states.

No idea how much it costs to lay your pet to rest and for counseling?

 

[somarco]

How to Sell Pet Insurance: Getting Started

"A pet life insurance policy covers end-of-life costs for your animal. This can include burial or cremation expenses and even bereavement counseling."

I had no idea this was even a thing. Yes, you need a P&C license to sell it in most states.

No idea how much it costs to lay your pet to rest and for counseling?

Seems like a carrier money grab.

Having look at pet health insurance before I know they have more holes than swiss cheese. Lot's of weasel language to avoid paying the claim.

I don't see why this would be any different.

The last pet I had put down costs around $600 if I recall correctly, maybe a bit more. Cremation around $150 (no urn).

I have cried over every dog that has died but never had counseling.

 

[titeye]

Does it come with a 2-year suicide clause?

 

[Northeast Agent]

titeye said:

Does it come with a 2-year suicide clause?

I'm not licensed in P&C, so I can't legally advise you on this question.

 

[Allen Trent]

Does it come with a 2-year suicide clause?

Plus, how do you get the pet to put their Tramp paw stamp on the application to consent to be insured & can you list Lady as the beneficiary without insurable interest.

I have 5 or 6 goldfish I am looking to insure as I know I will need counseling if we lose them in a toilet accident

 

[somarco]

Plus, how do you get the pet to put their Tramp paw stamp on the application to consent to be insured & can you list Lady as the beneficiary without insurable interest.

I have 5 or 6 goldfish I am looking to insure as I know I will need counseling if we lose them in a toilet accident[/QUOTE]



Don't do that!!

https://www.washingtonpost.com/news...to-a-lake-it-will-grow-into-an-enormous-pest/

 

[titeye]

Plus, how do you get the pet to put their Tramp paw stamp on the application to consent to be insured & can you list Lady as the beneficiary without insurable interest.

I have 5 or 6 goldfish I am looking to insure as I know I will need counseling if we lose them in a toilet accident

LOL

 

[Markthebroker]

Seems like a carrier money grab.

Having look at pet health insurance before I know they have more holes than swiss cheese. Lot's of weasel language to avoid paying the claim.

I don't see why this would be any different.

The last pet I had put down costs around $600 if I recall correctly, maybe a bit more. Cremation around $150 (no urn).

I have cried over every dog that has died but never had counseling.

Geez, I can only imagine what kind of a client needs an insurance policy for a $750 loss. No thank you.

 

[LostDollar]

 

[somarco]

Geez, I can only imagine what kind of a client needs an insurance policy for a $750 loss. No thank you.

Not everyone cremates.

Taxidermy isn't cheap