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Re: Pet Insurance
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The final cost to us was over £11,000 so basically the £6000 per annum vet bills they say they pay is worth diddly squat. regards sue |
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Re: Pet Insurance
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I just got a Cairn terrier pup. I was advised by several people to take out PetPlan insurance. I asked my vet who although reluctant to tell me a particular company - when I said I was thinking of the above he said they were good. They cover the dog for a lifetime of illness and some vets seem to have a direct contract with them and makes it easier for claims. Although they are a bit more expensive than some other companies - in past experience I think you get what you pay for. I am £24 per month for a cairn terrier you get the first two months free. |
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Re: Pet Insurance
I just bought Pet Insurance from More Than.
But I have no experience with insurance and stuff lol, I'm only 19! My mum helped out. I'm paying £11.99 a month for... Veterinary Fees - £7000.00 Missing, stolen or accidental Death to your pet - £600.00 Holiday Cover in Europe - £1250.00 I'm not good at this stuff, I'm hoping not to need it anyway! Last edited by Rosikus; 14-08-2008 at 12:03 AM.. |
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Re: Pet Insurance
I use direct line pet insurance and i have to say they've been quite good.. abs had to have an operation to remove tumor and splene and they covered it all..
however its not good that they dont cover any diagnostic procedures (scans etc) and NOTHING to do with pregnancy |
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