If you research on the internet, you'll find insurance companies that cover pets specifically. I keep parrots, but my insurance company won't cover them under my homeowners insurance...I have to buy a special policy, and then they won't cover death from illness and certain other things. They won't cover my dogs either without special riders and extra money.
An insurance company doesn't dictate what exotic animals a person can own, but they don't have to offer coverage either. If you have the money, you can pay many insurance companies to cover your pets for certain things, but this coverage isn't automatically part of homeowners insurance.
Most homeowners policies do not increase the rates due to possession of a dog. Every application for homeowners insurance does ask if you have certain dangerous breeds of dogs, exotic pets, or a dog who has a bite history. If you do have one of these breeds, an exotic pet, or one with a bite history, the company will usually not agree to issue a home insurance policy. A few companies will agree to issue the policy if you agree and sign an exclusion for animal liability.
Exotic car insurance is offered by insurance companies such as Greener Pittsburgh, Equifit, Chubb Collector Car Insurance, Glennon, and Farmers Insurance.
Yes, but it has to be an insurance that covers exotic pets if in the USA since they are originally from Australia and are exotic in the states.
I have not found insurance unless you get a homeowners and policy on the exotics seperately. And show proof you have a policy on the exotic animals, no company will insure you! It can cost thousands of dollars a year! It is ridiculous that people haveto go through this!
Insurance on an exotic sports car can be pricey. I would suggest getting your insurance from Statefarm.
Many insurance companies will no longer give coverage to someone who owns exotic pets such as Pythons and other non-domestic animals. Also certain dog breeds which are believed a danger to the public, such as Pit Bulls and Rotweilers.
This is not common like Homeowners, so you will probably have the best luck going to an independent insurance agent with access to a few MGA's (Managing General Agencies) who have access to a Liability market (insurance company) for this. You might also consider Animal Mortality coverage. See link below.
The ownership of exotic pets varies from state to state within the U.S. Anyone considering exotic pet ownership should properly research the special care and other needs of the animal before buying the animal.
Laws regarding ownership of exotic pets will vary from state to state. According to CBS News, some exotic pets that are legal to own include hedgehogs, pygmy goats and pot-bellied pigs.
Yes, eating exotic foods is something you should try. This allows you to broaden your eating horizons and try new things.
Bedford Insurance offers the services of Rental Car and Truck Insurance. Bedford Insurance has been in business for 40 + years. They also insure exotic and luxury fleets.
Yes, Tesco does provide insurance for your pet. They offer insurance for cats, kittens, dogs, and puppies. I am not sure if they offer any for any other exotic animals.