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1 Every pet deservesEverything you need to knowYour Covered For Life Classic/Ultimate Pet Insurance policy BookletPlease read in conjunction with your Certifi cates of Insurance and Insurance Product Information Document (IPID) to understand the cover for your petEffective from 23rd February 2018 This booklet contains: Your Terms and Conditions Demands and needs - who is this product suitable for? Fair Processing Notice - How we use personal data2 WelcomeThank you for insuring with Petplan, we re delighted you and your pet are part of the family.

2 As the UK s pet insurer, we know that owning a pet is full of highs and lows. It s a journey we like to call Pethood, and we re going to be there to support you and your pet on this journey, with personalised advice and handy tips from pet experts and fellow pet owners. And, if the unexpected happens and you need to make a claim, rest assured we will make it quick and easy for you, so you can focus on your pet s treatment and recovery. This booklet details the cover your policy provides. Remember, with your Covered For Life policy the Veterinary Fees are refreshed each year, so you can relax knowing you ll have help with the cost of unexpected veterinary treatment year after year for as long as it s needed, if you renew your policy without a break and continue paying your you and your pet a happy and healthy year contact us if you require a copy of the policy booklet in large print or BrailleContents:Demands and needs - Who is this product suitable for?

3 4 Terms and Conditions 4 Definitions 4 General conditions that apply to all sections of your policy 6 Veterinary Fees 8 Complementary Treatment 8 Death from Injury 13 Death from Illness 13 Theft or Straying 13 Advertising and Reward 14 Third Party Liability (this section only applies for dogs) 15 Boarding Fees 16 Holiday Cancellation 17 Emergency Repatriation 17 Quarantine Expenses and Loss of Documents 17 Lawphone Legal Advice Helpline 18 General exclusions that apply to all sections of your policy 19 Fraud 19 Claiming 19 Making a complaint 21 Financial Services Compensation Scheme 21 Fair Processing Notice How we use personal data 22 How to contact us 244 Your Pet Insurance - Terms and ConditionsThe details of your pet s cover are shown in these Terms and Conditions.

4 Your policy may not include the Death from Injury and/or Death from Illness sections of cover. These are only included if they re shown on your Certificates of Insurance . For cats, your policy does not include the Third Party Liability section of cover. It s important that you check your pet s cover and contact us as soon as possible if it is not as expected. These Terms and Conditions are part of your Insurance contract. The other parts are your Certificates of Insurance and your application. To understand exactly what your Insurance contract covers you must read your Certificates of Insurance and Insurance Product Information Document, together with these policy Terms and definitions apply throughout the Terms and Conditions.

5 Where we explain what a word means, that word appears in bold print and wherever used it has the meaning stated in this of Insurance : The documents we provide which are titled Certificate of Insurance policy Details and Certificate of Insurance Animal sign(s): A change(s) in your pet s normal healthy state, bodily functions or countries: All countries which are members of the European Union. This is Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Republic of Cyprus, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany,Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain and.

6 Your partner, who is your husband, wife, civil partner, girlfriend, boyfriend or other life partner, Your, or your partner s, child and/or step-child, and Your, or your partner s, parent, grandparent, grandson, granddaughter, brother and/or sister (including any step-sibling).Home: The place in the UK where you and your pet usually : Any treatment of injury and illness, with, or in, water, including swimming in a pool and the use of a water treadmill. Illness, illnesses: Any change(s) to a normal healthy state, sickness, disease, defects and abnormalities, including defects and abnormalities your pet was born with or were passed on by his/her which starts in the Any illness that showed clinical signs in the first 14 days of a) your pet s first policy first 14 days of cover: year, or b) the section being added to your Insurance .

7 Any illness that has the same diagnosis or clinical signs, as an illness that showed clinical signs, in the first 14 days of a) your pet s first policy year, or b) the section being added to your Insurance . Any illness that is caused by, relates to, or results from, a clinical sign that was noticed in the first 14 days of a) your pet s first policy year, or b) the section being added to your Insurance . Any illness that is caused by, relates to, or results from an illness that showed clinical signs, in the first 14 days of a) your pet s first policy year, or b) the section being added to your Insurance .

8 This applies in all cases regardless of whether the clinical signs present in the same or different parts of your pet s family: Your partner, who is your husband, wife, civil partner, girlfriend, boyfriend or other life partner, Your, or your partner s, child and step-child, and/or Your, or your partner s, in Plain EnglishDefinitionsPetplan does not provide advice or any personal recommendation about the Insurance products offeredDemands and needs who is this product suitable for?

9 This product meets the demands and needs of a pet owner who wants cover for the ongoing costs of veterinary treatment, for illnesses and injuries, over the life of their Pet Insurance - Terms and ConditionsInjury, injured, injuries: Physical damage or trauma caused immediately by an accident. Not any physical damage or trauma that happens over a period of : Travel within the UK and the other EU countries. Market value: The price generally paid for an animal of the same age, breed, pedigree, sex and breeding ability at the time you took ownership of your pet.

10 Maximum benefit: The most we will pay during the policy year as shown on your Certificates of of a veterinary Any person legally employed by a veterinary practice under a contract of : Personal circumstances: Circumstances about you, your family or your pet which you have limited or no control over. Examples of personal circumstances are (but not limited to) a lack of transport, your pet s size or behaviour, your home environment, your or your family s working hours, your child-care arrangements, your family s other commitments passport: The pet passport issued for your pet under the terms of the Pet Travel Scheme (PETS).