Watchdog urges pet owners to be mindful of terms and conditions of insurance plans
The Consumer Council in Hong Kong has advised pet owners to thoroughly review their pet insurance policies, particularly third-party liability clauses. This warning comes after a recent government scheme allowed over 900 restaurants to permit dogs.

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AI-generatedThe Consumer Council in Hong Kong has advised pet owners to thoroughly review their pet insurance policies, particularly third-party liability clauses. This warning comes after a recent government scheme allowed over 900 restaurants to permit dogs. A review by the council found that 19 out of 24 pet insurance plans examined offer third-party liability coverage for incidents where the insured animal causes injury or property damage. Pet owners are specifically urged to pay close attention to terms concerning disputes and coverage for animals with a history of aggression.
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3 extractedA Consumer Council report found 19 out of 24 reviewed pet insurance plans included third-party liability coverage.
The Consumer Council issued a warning less than a week after over 900 restaurants were allowed to welcome dogs.
Hongkongers buying pet insurance are urged to examine third-party liability terms, especially coverage for disputes and aggressive animals.