Once you submit your application, you will receive an email with your policy documents and your certificate of insurance (COI). You can use either document as accurate proof of insurance.

Your policy premium is based on many factors so it varies by practice. The size and services provided by your business, number of employees, your specialty, limits you choose, etc. impact your rate.

Like the cost, the kind you need varies by the specifics of your situation and practice. To start, there are a few coverages you should consider.

• Professional liability protects you against negligence allegations that can arise from your services.
• License defense insurance protects what you worked so hard for. It defends against complaints from the state licensing board and covers litigation fees.
• With pets constantly being in your care, getting Animal Bailee Protection coverage is important. It covers the property of someone else while in your care, custody, and control.

A Business Owners Policy (BOP) can help protect you from pet injuries, customer injuries, damaged business property, and more. A BOP combines different coverages like general liability and property in one bundle. The BOP is a good bundle and an admirable start at insuring you and your practice.

Speak with an agent if you need help navigating through the different policies.

Any and every type of veterinarian that performs veterinarian services.

If you do not provide veterinary services and are still looking for insurance, we may be able to find what you need. Click here to fill out an additional form for business insurance or here if you’re looking to get insurance for your pet.

It is no secret that people love their pets, but that love can create high emotional situations where lawsuits can be a major risk. Other liabilities like theft, break-ins, and employee injuries, can also empty your pockets. It’s better to prepare than bear the weight of every incident.