Pet owners snub new RSA policy changes
87 per cent of owners would not take out an insurance policy that specifies where their pet must go for major operations.
New policies specify where pets must go for referral treatment
Almost 90 per cent of owners would not take out pet insurance with a company that dictates where their pet should be sent for referral treatment, a new survey has revealed.
The figure comes as Tesco and More Than adopt Royal & Sun Alliance policies which state that pets who need specialist treatment must be taken to one of 29 centres as approved by RSA.
Those who do not take their pet to a centre on the RSA’s approved ‘referral network’ could face a fine of £200.
The survey of 1,000 pet owners shows that 87 per cent of owners would not take out an insurance policy that specifies where their pet must go for major operations.
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