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QuickCare First for Cats |
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Taking care of your pet's health couldn't be easier with QuickCare first!
| Enrollment Age 8 weeks - 5 years |
Incident | Coverage Amount |
|---|---|---|
Illness Benefits Up to
coverage amount |
Per Incident, first time occurrence only. (Maximum up to two first time illness claims per year) |
$ 500 |
Accident Benefits 100% coverage |
Foreign Body Ingestion An ingested foreign body needs to be surgically removed. |
$ 1,000 |
| Motor Vehicle Accident Medical treatment for injuries resulting from any form of motor vehicle accident. |
$ 1,000 | |
| Bone Fractures Fractures not caused by a motor vehicle accident. |
$ 1,000 | |
| Defined Poison Ingestion | $ 1,000 | |
| Lacerations Medical treatment for an accidental laceration such as cut pads or dog/cat bites and abscesses. |
$ 1,000 | |
| Burns | $ 1,000 | |
| Allergic Reaction to Insect Bites/Stings | $ 1,000 | |
Additional Up to
coverage amount |
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| Recovery Cost To pay for advertising or to offer a reward should your pet become lost or missing. |
$ 150 | |
| Euthanasia | $ 100 | |
| Prices and deductibles vary by province. Please get a quote to confirm your pricing |
Monthly Premium: | $ 13.95 |
| Conditions cannot be noted symptomatic or pre existing prior to enrolment. Pet must be under the age of 5 to qualify. Maximum up to two illness claims per year. Please refer to policy terms and conditions for full details including deductibles. | ||
| The Benefits of PetCare Terms & Conditions |  |
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Dear PetCare - I can´t express how wonderful
to give the gift of a longer life to our elderly cat. He is 18, has had an eye
removed for cancer, and thanks to PetCare is continuing to be stronger. (I have
to add an endorsement for pet foods like Pets4Life, which has helped him recover
and resist illness. His digestion and health have made a complete turn for the
best).
Nipper has grown along my son and is such an important member of our family.
I am so grateful that PetCare does not discard our older pets and in effect
shares our view of them as cherished parts of us. How tragic to ever think of
letting them die because of lack of money. |
