PET INSURANCE
LANCASTER INSURANCE SERVICES PARTNERED WITH PURELY PETS
We all know that a pet is more than a companion-they’re your family. That’s why Lancaster Insurance Services have teamed up with Purely Pets to ensure your pet gets the best care possible.
Unforseen accidents and illnesses can strike at any time, and pet insurance provides financial assisstance during those moments, allowing you to focus on your pet's recovery rather than worrying about the costs.
WHY PURELY PETS?
- 24/7 Vet Video Calls
- Get instant access to UK-registered vets anytime, anywhere. Through our Joii pet care service, you can rest easy knowing your pet is in safe hands and could avoid a costly, unnecessary trip to the vets!
- Online Policy Management
- Our easy-to-use online portal enables you to access your policy 24hrs a day. This provides greater flexibility, allowing you to manage your policy at a time that suits you, so that you can spend more time with your furry friends, and less time managing your insurance.
- Lifetime Cover up to £15,000 a year
- We provide a range of lifetime policies offering comprehensive cover for accidents, illnesses, and injuries, with annual limits on claims for vet fees from £1,000 right up to £15,000. So, you can have peace of mind knowing that your pet is protected.
- Flexible Excess Options
- With the option to choose your excess, we can help you find the right cover for your pet at a price that suits you and your budget.
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