No, provided you disclose your full business activities when discussing your requirements with your broker, and these are accepted by your insurer, you will not require a separate insurance policy for dog walking.
Regardless of the pet care or boarding sector your business is in, it is important to understand the risks to your pet care business, staff and customers, and prepare for them. Pet carer insurance is specifically designed to help protect your pet care business, your finances, and your customers’ pets should things go wrong.
Our pet carers insurance offers tailored protection for your dog walking business or pet sitting business, as well as dog walkers and groomers. One of our expert brokers will help you to work out the insurance you need, as well as making clear if any aspects of your business fall outside of that cover.
A pet sitting insurance policy can cover a range of risks that can affect the pet care industries including: public liability, employers liability, and product liability. Then there are additional covers that you may need, like buildings and contents cover, and business interruption. If, for instance, a fire damages your building and disrupts the normal running of your business, business interruption can help to cover lost earnings until everything is back to normal.
You may also want to cover stock or equipment theft, loss or damage, while pet care cover can also protect against illness or injury befalling pets in your care, and even help cover the cost of finding lost animals.
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Pet carers insurance is a type of protection specifically for pet caring businesses who care for pets such as dogs and cats. Some people may refer to it as pet care insurance or pet sitting insurance.
Our insurance solutions are for pet-related businesses rather than health insurance for pets.
We advise that all businesses should protect themselves with adequate insurance; a dog carers business is no different. It’s important to speak to a specialist insurance broker that truly understands your industry. Specialist brokers often have access to specialist products that you may not be able to find elsewhere.
No, provided you disclose your full business activities when discussing your requirements with your broker, and these are accepted by your insurer, you will not require a separate insurance policy for dog walking.
Animals registered under The Dangerous Dogs Act 1991 & The Dangerous Dogs (Amendment) Act 1997 are usually excluded by insurers. Dogs under the age of eight weeks old are typically excluded from cover as well.
If the dog bites a member of the public whilst in your control this would fall under your public liability insurance. If an employee is bitten this would be covered under your employers liability insurance. However, if you are bitten a standard package insurance may not cover you for your own loss of earnings and would need to purchase personal accident.
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