Most dog boarding insurance policies and dog daycare insurance policies have similar lists of coverages, for the insurance risks associated with watching animals are generally similar regardless of whether a business watches animals only for the day or overnight. Some of the coverages that these policies might offer include:
An insurance agent who specializes in dog daycare insurance policies and similar policies can assist businesses with finding the right coverages for their situation.
Workers compensation insurance generally insures against work-related injuries and illnesses, and most pet boarding businesses should have it. Not only are employees at risk of injury when working with animals, but Massachusetts state law requires most businesses that have employees to carry the coverage.
Workers compensation insurance isn’t included in all dog daycare policies, however. Some policies may offer it, but others may not. If workers compensation isn’t included in a dog daycare policy, it can be easily obtained via a separate policy that affords only the one coverage.
Premiums for dog daycare insurance policies are based on a variety of factors and vary as a result. In general, though, policies are quite affordable. They’re especially affordable considering the amount of protection that they provide.
To find out how much insuring a particular pet boarding facility will cost, businesses can ask an independent insurance agent. Independent agents aren’t obligated to work with any one insurer, so they can obtain quotes from multiple insurance companies and show a business how much different companies will charge for the coverages that business needs.
If you need help insuring a pet boarding business that’s located in Massachusetts, contact the experienced and independent insurance agents of Haberman Insurance Group. Our agents will review your business’ situation and help you find the pet boarding insurance that’s available. With our assistance, you can be confident that your business is well-protected.
