Lifetime cover is typically seen as the premium option and is ideal if your pet develops a long-term illness, such as diabetes or arthritis. The policy limits are refreshed each year, so you know your pet is always covered, even for ongoing medical conditions, provided you remain insured with Moo Pet. Time Limited cover is designed for pet owners wanting a pet policy that covers the essentials. It will cover your pet for short-term illnesses and injuries for up to 12-months from the date the illness or injury was first noticed, provided you remain insured with Moo Pet

Moo Pet offers both accident only as well as comprehensive accident and illness pet insurance coverage. For some of the plans a travel extension cover is also available, which covers bills you might incur for vet visits while traveling with your pet. Accident only is just that - coverage in case your pet suffers an accident and requires vet attention. For accident and illness covers, your dog or cat would be protected when they get either sick or hurt.

The younger your pet is when you buy the insurance, the better. As pets get older, their risk of getting sick or hurt goes up, which means the cost of the insurance will be higher. Plus, like other providers, Moo Pet plans do not cover pre-existing conditions, which means that the more injuries and illnesses your pet goes through before you buy the policy, the more limited your coverage will be.

There is a 30 days waiting period for any illness. You can get pet insurance before you visit the vet, but the condition your pet needs to see the vet for that time would be considered a pre-existing condition, which means it would not be covered. Neither would any follow-up care or future recurrences of that condition. However, the sooner you get it, the better.

Yes, there are discounts available for multiple pets. The discounts are reflected in your quote.

To make a claim you will need to complete the claim form found on our website at Make A Claim or below. Submit your claim form along with the supporting documentation via email to claims.moopet@kainosint.com.

We will issue the renewal notice 21 days before the expiration date of the existing policy.

You can find out by getting a quick quote https://moopetcover.com/quote/details. Your personal quote will depend on various factors, such as your pet’s age and breed, along with the product you choose.

Your pet must be in good health, licensed, microchipped, tagged, and free from injury or illness.

Take proper care of your pet. This includes taking it for a general health and dental check at least every 12 months and regular vaccinations as recommended by your vet. Your pet must be kept in a secure area. Any fences and enclosures must be capable of retaining your pet and all gates, openings and so on must be kept secure. When your pet is on a public highway, it must be kept on a collar and lead and under control. If your dog is a controlled breed, then they must remain muzzled and on a lead at all times. You must ensure your premium is paid in full and on time.

This policy provides cover for costs associated with illness or injury. Preventative and routine procedures (such the above) are not covered. Dental treatment is only covered if required as the result of an accident.

This policy does not include congenital illness, defect or abnormalities that it was born with.

Moopet covers dental treatment only as part of an accidental injury claim.

This will depend on the reason your dog needed the dental treatment. If your dog was injured accidentally and you can claim for the incident under the vet’s treatment section of the policy, the dental treatment will be included. This includes dental extractions and gum repair. If the dental work is not required due to an accidental injury, the dental work is unfortunately not covered.

Moopet doesn’t offer dental cover for preventative measures. Just like your annual health check and vaccinations, it is your responsibility to keep on top of your pet’s dental health, but you cannot claim for the cost of these treatments under your policy.

The policy does not offer dental cover for conditions related to disease. This includes periodontal diseases like gingivitis or epulis, as well as plaque build-up or cavities, or any other illnesses that cause erosion or other damage to your pet’s teeth.

The policy only offers cover for dental treatments if your pet has suffered an accidental injury. If the dental work is not required due to an accidental injury, the dental work is unfortunately not covered.

The policy provides cover for diagnostic, medical and surgical treatments if they are required as part of diagnosis/treatment for an illness/injury covered by this policy and the costs are reasonable and customary. There are maximum limits per policy year for CT and MRI scans and you should refer to your Policy Schedule for details of the limits that apply.

Yes. We will pay reasonable costs for your pet’s veterinary treatment and necessary prescriptions for an illness or accidental injury that is covered by the policy.

No. This policy does not cover pre-existing conditions, any costs caused by or related to a pre-existing condition, or any conditions that occur within 30 days of the initial commencement of the policy.

Yes, our policies cover your pet year after year provided that you have renewed the policy annually for the life of the pet(s), i.e. as long as you don’t cancel your policy or let it lapse. Your Deductible percentage may increase once your pet is over 8 years old.

Cover will commence 30 days after the initial start date of your policy. This is known as the initial exclusion period. Accidents and illness manifesting in this 30-day period will not be covered. This initial exclusion period only applies when you first take out your policy, not at renewal

The Deductible is the percentage (%) portion of the claim amount, which is subject to a minimum amount, for which you are liable for any accepted claim. We will automatically reduce the claim amount by the Deductible percentage (%) when assessing your claim, meaning whoever is the payee on the claim will receive the accepted claim settlement amount less the Deductible. Please make sure you check the Deductible on your policy documents carefully as your cover can change at renewal

You must take reasonable steps to maintain your pet's health throughout the life of the policy and to prevent injury and illness. Therefore, you must arrange and pay for your pet to have an annual health and dental examination by a vet in order to prevent illness or injury and get any treatment they recommend carried out. Failure to observe these conditions will invalidate your policy.

No. We have an open network which means that you can go to any licensed vet within the UAE to have your pet treated.

If your pet is not listed on the website, please contact customerservice@moopetcover.com or call us at +971 4 422 9688 for assistance.

We will always ask for the pet’s full medical history; however, we are aware that this may be limited if the pet has been rehomed. In this case, you should ask your vet to carry out a full medical check-up before taking out the policy to identify any medical conditions that exist or may exist as these will be considered pre-existing conditions and will not be covered by the policy.

You may cancel your policy at any time. However, you will only receive a full refund if you cancel within 14 days of taking out the policy and provided we have no record of any claims being notified. After the 14-day cooling off period you may cancel the policy at any time by giving us 14 days’ notice. We will refund a proportion of your premium provided that no claim has been paid, made or notified; in that circumstance we will be entitled to retain all your premium.

Please email customerservice@moopetcover.com or call us at +971 4 422 9688.

Pre-existing conditions are health conditions that have arisen before you take out an insurance policy. Pet insurance is designed to cover unforeseen incidents, so if your pet has already suffered an illness or injury before you insure them, this injury or illness will not be covered by your new policy. For the avoidance of doubt, pre-existing conditions can be classed as any of the following: Signs or symptoms of diagnosed or undiagnosed injuries or illnesses Existing illnesses or injuries Existing physical abnormalities Existing illnesses, injuries or physical abnormalities which lead to other health issues Illnesses or injuries which are medically linked to existing illnesses, injuries or physical abnormalities We would consider a bilateral condition (occurring on both sides of the animal’s body at different times, such as hip dysplasia or cruciate ligaments) as pre-existing if one side of the body has had a similar issue prior to the inception of the policy.