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HEADER ELEMENT TBC GREAT GUNDOGS ADVERTISEMENT IS YOUR WORKING DOG PROTECTED?


IF YOUR WORKING dog had an accident or developed an illness or injury could you aff ord to pay hundreds, or even thousands, of pounds for veterinary treatment? Even the fi ttest of dogs can unexpectedly need treatment, often leaving owners with expensive vets’ bills to get them back on their feet. And while the right dog insurance can


prevent owners from having to compromise on treatment options, owners of working dogs need to be especially careful when choosing a policy, as many do not cover dogs when they are working. The BASC Dog Insurance lifetime policy


provides up to £12,500 vet fees cover per year. This amount refreshes annually to help owners cover the cost of


long-term,


ongoing conditions such as hip dysplasia, as well as recurring conditions and illnesses like eczema. The BASC policy also includes cover for a range of alternative medicines and complementary treatments. Reading that BASC Dog Insurance


specifi cally covers for dogs when training, on shoots and during other working activities, Mr Loweth, owner of a springer spaniel that takes part in shoots, checked his existing policy. He discovered that, like policies from the majority of providers, his existing insurance did not include cover during these activities. He immediately switched to BASC Dog Insurance. Mr Loweth explains: “Just six weeks later, my dog was diagnosed with hip dysplasia. In


addition to being given an x-ray and prescribed medication and hydrotherapy, my dog was also referred to a consultant surgeon for further specialist treatment. “The provider of BASC Dog Insurance, Agria,


has been extremely helpful, supportive and paid claims without query or delay in a professional manner. It’s now ten months since diagnosis and my dog is making good progress. “I cannot praise BASC Dog Insurance highly


enough as it easily met, and exceeded, my expectations. I strongly recommend all owners of working dogs carefully review that their policy is adequate for their needs,” Mr Loweth concludes. To fi nd out more about BASC Dog Insurance, call 03330 30 82 14 or visit: bascdoginsurance.org.uk


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Dog insurance special offer!


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5 GREAT REASONS TO CHOOSE BASC DOG INSURANCE:


✔ Up to £12,500 in vet fees cover each year ✔ Lifetime cover for on-going conditions, as standard ✔ Multi-award winning UK-based contact centre ✔ Payment direct to your vet available ✔ Cover while engaged in working dog activities


3 months half price


Between 12th August and 31st August 2017


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03330 30 82 14 www.bascdoginsurance.org.uk


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Terms, conditions and excesses apply. Off er applies to policies purchased from 12th August 2017 until 31st August 2017, inclusive of these dates. BASC Direct Limited is an Introducer Appointed Representative of Agria Pet Insurance Ltd, which is authorised and regulated by the Financial ConductAuthority. Financial Services Register Number 496160.


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