Breeder insurance for cats and dogs

If you already have a pet insurance with Lassie, you can contact our customer service to add the breeder insurance.

If you are a new Lassie customer, you can add the breeder's insurance yourself when you purchase your regular insurance.

If you are planning to let your dog or cat have a litter, you can get our breeder's insurance. You do not need to have a registered kennel to buy our breeder's insurance.

Cat: 100 kr/year

Dog: 200 kr/year

The breeder's insurance is valid and paid for one year at a time. It is not possible to get the money back if the breeder's insurance is terminated prematurely.

You can purchase breeder's insurance almost whenever you want, but there are a couple of things that can be good to know about the insurance's start date:

• To be sure the fertility exam is included, the dog or cat must have had a breeder's insurance since before 120 days of age. (It can also be covered if the dog or cat already had a litter.)

• For cesarean sections to be covered, the bitch/queen must have been insured with Lassie for at least 60 days.

Lassie's breeder insurance is not a Multi Pet Insurance.

If you take out breeder insurance for the prospective mother, both she and the young ones get protection. If you take out breeder insurance for the prospective father, you can get compensation for his fertility testing.

When the young ones move away from home or become older than 120 days, they need their own veterinary care insurance.

The insurance period is one year and the insurance is automatically renewed until you choose to terminate. If you terminate the breeder's insurance in the middle of an insurance period, no refund will be made.

Some parts of the insurance have their own time limits.

• Hidden defects: 3 years from delivery, however, no longer than 3 years and 90 days.

• Veterinary care (offspring): From birth to delivery or a maximum of 120 days.

• Life insurance (offspring): From five weeks of age to delivery or a maximum of 12 weeks.

Kittens or puppies are no longer covered by the breeder's insurance for veterinary care after delivery or at most 120 days.

If the kittens or puppies are going to get new homes, it might be a good idea to talk about insurance with the new owners in advance. It can, in fact, be an advantage if the pet avoids gaps in its insurance, so it can be good if the new insurance starts on the delivery day. If the new owners want to

Mainly, the same conditions apply as for your regular veterinary care insurance (dog insurance or cat insurance). However, for the babies' veterinary care insurance, a separate fixed deductible applies, and the young ones' life insurance and the hidden defects insurance apply without a deductible.