What is the typical age limit for enrolling my cat in a new insurance policy, and are there any options for senior cats?
Most cat insurance providers have age restrictions for new enrollments, often around 10-12 years old. However, this can vary. Some providers may offer limited coverage or specialized plans for senior cats, but these policies may have higher premiums or certain exclusions. When comparing policies, be sure to check the specific age limits and coverage details to find the best fit for your cat's age and health needs. Consider contacting multiple providers to discuss options for older cats.
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