Insurance for Pet Day Care Services

Business Owners

A business owners insurance policy lets you pick and choose specific types of property insurance coverage based on how your business is set up. It includes general liability along with property and content coverage.

• Buildings and Contents – The building that you operate your pet day care business from is crucial to your success. If the building or other contents – such as dog kennels and outdoor fencing – are damaged, the expense may be too great for your company to handle. A BOP can pay for the damages done to the buildings and structures as well as the physical assets you have inside.
• Business Income and Extra Expense – If your pet day care facilities are damaged in a fire, you may be forced to pay for a temporary business location in order to continue operating and meet your customer’s needs. A BOP can help with the extra expenses and lost income if you temporarily have to suspend your business operations.
• Products and Completed Operations (Included in General Liability) – If you sell pet products and in some way one of the products is defective, it can bring harm to your customer’s pets.
• Electronic Data – The digital files and specialized software that you use to operate your business are at risk of harm due to power surges, computer viruses and other potential hazards. A BOP can help protect you from the expenses of having to repair or recover important lost files.
• Newly Acquired or Constructed Buildings – As your pet day care grows, your BOP covers any new buildings and structures you acquire.
• Employee Dishonesty Coverage – Employee dishonesty comes in many forms. Without authorization, employees may take pet supplies home for personal use or they may make unauthorized charges on your company purchase accounts.