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- Reimbursement Rate: What is it and how does it work ? 💸For each of our plans, you can choose the reimbursement rate that suits you best. We explain everything here 💙
- What are waiting periods ? ⏱️Our waiting periods begin on the first day of the first insurance period: claims that occur before or during these periods will not be covered.
- Do you have insurance if I intend to breed my animal ? 🐾
- Can I get discounts for insuring multiple pets? 🐶😺At Lassie, you get a 15% discount on all your insurance contracts when you insure two or more pets!
- What if I adopted or imported my pet from abroad? 🗺Did you adopt your companion abroad? Here’s all the information you need regarding insurance conditions in this situation.
- Why insure the health of my four-legged friend? 💙Taking care of your pet's health is essential to ensure they live a happy and fulfilling life!
- Does the reimbursement rate affect the price of my insurance? 🏦We are committed to offering you tailored and personalized insurance.
- Are breed-specific diseases excluded? 🐶🐱All breeds are welcome, and breed-specific diseases are not necessarily excluded.
- Does Lassie insurance cover complications related to pregnancy? 🐾Is your dear pet expecting little ones?
- Should I keep insurance as my pet gets older? 💙We are dedicated to supporting your furry friends through their senior years!
- Does the insurance cover material damage caused by my pet? For example, on my sofa or my friend's sofa. 🛋️Lassie is a health insurance for your four-legged companions and does not offer liability insurance.
- Are dental treatments covered? 👩⚕️Taking care of your pets' teeth is essential to keep them in great shape!
- Is my insurance valid abroad? 🗺️Planning a trip and your furry friend is part of the adventure? Great news, they remain protected!
- Why insure my indoor cat? 🏡Indoor cats are not immune to health issues!
- What are the most common injuries and diseases?We have listed the five most common injuries/diseases in dogs and cats. Learn more about these and what symptoms your pet may experience.