The pet business insurance coverage (depending on the policy of course)
Travelers’ Animal Floater covers accidental injury, death, damage, theft or escape of animals belonging to others that are in your care, custody or control, and on your premises for examination, treatment, grooming, boarding or breeding, or while in transit.

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Pet business insurance policies often provide coverage for various aspects of your business, including:
- General liability: Protection against claims for bodily injury or property damage to third parties.
- Property insurance: Coverage for your business property, such as equipment, inventory, and furnishings, against damage or loss.
- Professional liability (errors and omissions insurance): Protection against claims of negligence or failure to perform professional duties adequately.
- Animal bailee coverage: Compensation for injury, illness, or death of animals under your care, custody, or control.
- Business interruption insurance: Coverage for lost income and operating expenses if your business is temporarily unable to operate due to covered perils, such as fire or natural disasters.
- Cyber liability insurance: Protection against data breaches, hacking, or other cyber incidents that may compromise sensitive information about your clients or business.
Pet business insurance typically covers a wide range of businesses related to pets, including but not limited to:
- Pet grooming salons
- Pet boarding facilities
- Pet trainers and obedience schools
- Pet sitters and dog walkers
- Veterinary clinics and hospitals
- Pet stores and shops selling pet-related products It's essential to consult with your insurance provider to ensure your specific business activities are covered adequately.
The cost of pet business insurance varies depending on several factors, including the type and size of your business, coverage limits, location, claims history, and the insurance provider. Generally, premiums for pet business insurance can range from a few hundred to several thousand dollars annually. It's crucial to work with an experienced insurance agent or broker who can assess your specific insurance needs and provide you with tailored coverage options at competitive rates. Additionally, consider factors such as deductible amounts and coverage exclusions when evaluating insurance quotes to ensure you're getting the most value for your premium dollars.