Windows, carpets, sofas and electrical gadgets such as laptops, tablets and phones, have all been damaged due to pets, Aviva said.
Pets like dogs and cats have caused their owners to make over 6,000 insurance claims in the last five years, according to insurance company Aviva.
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The insurance company also had to deal with people losing things like earrings, bracelets, watches, and mobiles while walking their dogs.
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