Cooling-off period (first 14 days)
Rule: Under the Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 you have a 14-day cooling-off period after purchase or receipt of policy documents to cancel and receive a refund, provided no claim has been made and no incident likely to give rise to a claim has occurred.
Required proof: policy documents, client reference number, and confirmation that no claim has been made.
Applicable law: Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013.
Death of the pet
Rule: The insurer's research notes state there is no refund of premium in the event of a claim, unless it is a claim for death. A claim for death may be handled differently and could affect any refund.
Required proof: death certificate for the pet and the claim paperwork used for the claim.
Applicable law: Policy terms and Financial Conduct Authority rules on fair treatment of customers.
Price increase
Rule: Asda Pet Insurance public documents do not publish a specific exit right tied to price increases. If you disagree with a contract change you should write to the insurer; the CMA flags unclear auto-renewal or hard-to-cancel practices as potential unfair behaviour.
Required proof: the insurer's written notification of a price increase and your policy details.
Applicable law: Consumer Rights Act 2015 and CMA guidance on auto-renewal practices.
Moving abroad
Rule: Asda Pet Insurance does not publish a specific policy position on cancellation due to moving abroad in the public research. Contact the insurer and provide relocation proof; the insurer will confirm eligibility.
Required proof: proof of new address abroad (not published as mandatory by Asda).
Applicable law: No specific statute published by Asda; use Consumer Rights Act 2015 if a contract term looks unfair.
End of commitment
Rule: Asda Pet Insurance does not publish a fixed minimum commitment period in available public documents. For ongoing policies, notify the insurer by phone, email or post before renewal if you wish to stop auto-renewal.
Required proof: policy details and confirmation of cancellation request.
Applicable law: Consumer Contracts Regulations 2013 for timing of notices where relevant.
Legitimate grounds accepted by Asda (from research)
Rule: Research documents list claim exceptions and refund rules. Exceptions to refunds include any eligible claims already incurred. Asda will not refund premium if a claim has been made, except for a claim for death.
Required proof: evidence related to the claim and policy documents.
Applicable law: Financial Conduct Authority rules and Consumer Rights Act 2015.