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Pet owners are at serious risk of underestimating the time and expense that having a sick or injured pet can have on their lives as fees for vets are expected to continue to rise by 20 per cent over the next three years.

It has been estimated that 40 per cent of the cost of owning a dog goes towards unexpected vet's visits and that only 12 per cent of the UK's 13 million dog owners insure their pets.

According to financial research company Defaqto, pet insurance can be a minefield for owners and its complexity is deterring consumers from taking out cover. Search Engine Marketing SpecialistSince 1995 SEO/SEM tools, training, and professional "full service" Search Engine Marketing help at very affordable rates.http://www.harryfassett.com/

It says, that because different insurers pay claims per year or per condition and place some limits on particular claims, consumers are confused as to which policies are best to take out.

A cat typically lives for 14 to 15 years and its care can cost as much as £9,500 in its lifetime. A dog lives for around 13 years and costs between £500 to £1,000 a year on average.

But, owners who are already paying a small fortune to look after their cat may be reluctant to purchase insurance, especially when annual premiums can be as high as £200 for those living in London.

And while pet insurance can save you a fortune should your cat or dog become seriously ill, it can also be massively restrictive.

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