Insuring AgreementPets Accident & Illness Policy • January 11th, 2010
In consideration for: Premiums paid; your compliance with all of your duties in the event of Covered Loss; and all other terms and conditions set forth in this Policy; we will pay up to the applicable limit (less any corresponding Deductible) for charges incurred for veterinary services resulting from Accident or Illness to your Pet(s) that first occur and are treated by a veterinarian during the Policy Term and are covered under this Policy. This Policy contains very strict Claims reporting requirements which must be followed as conditions precedent to coverage. Changes can be made only: with our expressed prior written consent; and by amending the Declarations; or by issuing an Endorsement which is made part of this Policy. Changes, amendments and waivers to this Policy will take effect on the date we specify in the Policy Declarations and Schedules or Endorsement, and will not relate back to the Policy inception. If the policyholder changes from one plan to another with higher benef
INSURING AGREEMENTPets Accident & Illness Policy • March 25th, 2008
In consideration for premiums paid, your compliance with all of your duties in the event of insured loss and all other terms and conditions set forth in this policy, we will pay up to the applicable limit (less any corresponding deductible) for veterinary services resulting from accident, injury or illness to your pet that first occur and are treated by a veterinarian during the policy period and as covered in the policy. This policy contains very strict claims reporting requirements which must be followed as conditions precedent to coverage You are authorized to make request changes in the terms of this policy. Changes can be made only with our expressed prior written consent and by amending the declarations or by issuing an endorsement which is made part of this policy. Changes, amendments and waivers to this policy will take effect on the date we specify in the policy declarations and schedules or endorsement, and will not relate back to the policy inception. If the policyholder cha
