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Old 30-08-2011, 01:56 PM
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M & S cover dental problems as long as their teeth are checked annually by a vet.
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Hmm, which ones cover that?
Pet plan do and if you check the small print or phone other insurers and ask Im sure they will tell you.
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Re: Insurers that include dental

Read the small print, it says they don't cover dental treatment except as a result of an accident
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Read the small print, it says they don't cover dental treatment except as a result of an accident
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Re: Insurers that include dental

Check out the M&S policy as it relates to dental issue: http://money.marksandspencer.com/pdf/PetTC.pdf. True, they don't cover the cost of a scale and polish but as long as the teeth and gums are checked annually (and recorded as such by your vet), they do cover quite a few dental issues.
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I meant the only way to find out is to check the small print or ask each individual insurer.
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Re: Insurers that include dental

http://www.vetsmedicover.co.uk/downloads/policy.pdf

Search for 'dental' and it states that it is covered unless you haven't checked your cats teeth in 12 months or haven't carried out advised treatment.
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