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Even when your pet is healthy, there are things you need to do to keep them that way, like vaccinations, worming and dental care. But the cost of these treatments can quickly add up – which is why we’ve created our Routine Care Benefit.
By adding Routine Care Benefit to your Top Accident & Illness Cover, you can claim up to $80 a year on selected common health care expenses.
Every year, you’ll receive a $50 benefit to cover the cost of any one of these:
Flea, tick, worm control
Heartworm preventative medication
Vaccinations or health checks
Teeth cleaning
Prescription diets
Dew claw removal
De-sexing
Council registration fees
Microchipping
Behavioural therapy (by a qualified behaviourist or vet)
Alternative therapies
Dental illness treatment
Puppy training
Cremation or burial
Heartworm tests or blood screening
FeLV/FIV tests or urinalysis
For full details of what is covered in the Routine Care Benefit option, see the Policy Booklet.
You and your family need insurance that delivers real value. With Australian Seniors, you get just that and more.
Protect you and your loved ones financially with cover that's simple to use and understand.
We’ve got years of experience, helping you to protect your family and assets with award-winning products and award-winning service.
We believe insurance should meet your needs, not someone else’s. That’s why we focus on providing the best possible cover for Australians over 50.
We’ve been doing what we love for years, just like you. Put yourself in good hands with Australian Seniors.
You can cover your dog or cat as soon as they are eight weeks old. Please note that a maximum age limit also applies to our policies. For our Top or Essential Cover, your pet must be under nine years old to apply. For our Basic Accident & Illness Cover, your pet must be under 16 years old to apply.
Yes. Once you have insurance for your pet, you can keep renewing your policy with us for the rest of its life – as long as we continue to offer the product, and there isn’t a break in your cover, with cover subject to the terms and conditions of your renewal policy.
No. There’s no excess to pay – so depending on your level of cover, you may get back up to 80% of all your eligible vet expenses.
Hereditary and congenital conditions will eligible for cover if they have not shown noticeable signs, symptoms or an abnormality at any time before the first policy period or during any applicable waiting period.
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