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Lloyds heels and agrees to renew 'cancelled' insurance policies Posted on : 16/05/2012

Lloyds Banking Group has finally answered the commands of its customers, regulators, and the media, after agreeing to offer new insurance policies to 4,000 pet owners after it abruptly withdrew cover last year.
The banks are now in the process of contacting all of their customers who purchased their pet insurance policies from either Halifax or Lloyds TSB, but whose pet has since developed a medical problem. These policyholders were left high and dry when the banks stopped offing pet insurance last year, rendering them unable to get comprehensive insurance elsewhere, as most insurance providers won't cover an animal that already has an existing health problem.
Speaking to The Telegraph, a spokesperson for Dogs Today, which has spearheaded a campaign against the bank, said:
"We know of at least one case where the owner was forced to put a pet down because they couldn’t pay for the vet’s fees. To make matters worse, many of these policies were marketed as “lifetime” plans which would be automatically renewed – and policy levels reset – provided customers paid their annual premiums."
Letters are now being sent to all the policyholders that have been affected, with the view to reinstate their policies by the end of June. The cover will only be available to those whose pets have a medical condition or who have previously claimed on these policies. For the remaining 25,000 pet owners who had this insurance and whose pets are in good health should still be able to get cover elsewhere. Lloyds TSB will not be selling this insurance cover to new customers, and urge those who feel they need to make a claim to contact the bank. Also speaking to The Telegraph, a spokesperson from Lloyds Banking Group said:
“We are writing to all of our Halifax and Lloyds TSB pet insurance customers who have pets with pre-existing medical conditions to confirm that we are aiming to offer them a completely new policy. This is a complex process that will take us some time to work through, but we're doing everything we can to move this forward as quickly as possible.”

Increase in pet obesity prompts better insurance checks Posted on : 27/04/2012

More and more Britons are looking for affordable pet insurance, as insurers warn of a drastic rise in pet obesity that could be costly. To minimise the potential cost of vet care, many pet owners are turning to price comparison sites in order to find the best deal on pet insurance. A spokesperson for Veterinary charity PDSA warns that:

"Pet obesity, particularly in dogs, could become an epidemic, as over one in three dogs in the UK are overweight or obese, leading to increased risk of serious health conditions and lower life expectancy. For owners who are concerned about their pet's weight, we recommend seeking advice from your vet."
Pet insurance is paramount for any pet owner, and with so many different types of cover, it can often be hard to find the right insurance policy. This is why many pet owners are turning to price comparison websites to do the leg work for them, and make sure that the policy meets their requirements and avoid paying more than they need to. Andrew Stocks, Director at comparethemarket.com said:
"The right pet insurance can really help owners afford the best care for their pets, particularly if they are seeking ongoing vet care to tackle a weight problem. Comparison sites can help owners to find the right level of cover to suit their needs. By comparing policies and providers from across the market, pet owners can shop around and potentially save money through lower premiums."