Are medical history records required as a part of the enrollment process?
Petplan does require your pet’s medical records after enrollment. You will need to complete and sign your Medical History Record Release Form. Please give this form to every veterinarian who has examined your pet. Any medical conditions that have been noted on the records that are not fully resolved or which are likely to continue, re-occur or lead to a related illness or injury in the future will be excluded from your policy coverage.
Petplan does require your pet’s medical records after enrollment. Our Underwriting Department will contact your veterinarian to obtain the records on your behalf. Any medical conditions that have been noted on the records that are not fully resolved or which are likely to continue, re-occur or lead to a related illness or injury in the future will be excluded from your policy coverage. You may ask for an exclusion Exclusion Close Any situation, event or medical condition not covered by the policy. The most common exclusions are those that relate to pre-existing conditions that your pet suffered from prior to purchasing a policy. to be reviewed and it may be amended or removed from the policy altogether. If you are renewing a policy for a dog age 8 or older (5 for select breeds) or a cat age 10 or older, you will be required to supply us with your pet’s veterinary records showing records of all required physical examinations, urinalysis and blood tests. Do you restrict enrollment based
