Pet Insurance????
29 September 2004, 04:45 PM
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don't just go with cost.
What you get for your momey is more important
Make sure there is no limit on the timescale of any particular treatment, etc.
More Than are good, as is Pet Plan.
TBH, go ask your Vet - he/she is the one who has to deal with them more often than not and will be very helpful.
(2 rotties, insured with More Than. Not cheap, but then you only get what you pay for)
What you get for your momey is more important
Make sure there is no limit on the timescale of any particular treatment, etc.
More Than are good, as is Pet Plan.
TBH, go ask your Vet - he/she is the one who has to deal with them more often than not and will be very helpful.
(2 rotties, insured with More Than. Not cheap, but then you only get what you pay for)
29 September 2004, 05:04 PM
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We used PetPlan, they were brilliant, but sadly we lost our dog just before Last Xmas
But they paid all our vet bills.
Cheers
Colin
But they paid all our vet bills.Cheers
Colin
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29 September 2004, 05:11 PM
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Direct line and some others will only pay out for a 1 year max on any illness.
My mum has a westie that is diabetic and has to have injections twice a day costing about £100 per month. Luckily he is insured with pet plan and not direct line as direct line would stop paying after 1 year!!!
Go for someone who doesn't put a limit on time as stated above.
Kev
My mum has a westie that is diabetic and has to have injections twice a day costing about £100 per month. Luckily he is insured with pet plan and not direct line as direct line would stop paying after 1 year!!!
Go for someone who doesn't put a limit on time as stated above.
Kev
29 September 2004, 06:11 PM
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would go for pet plan myself, my parents dogs are insured with them and theres been no problems with any claims, even pay out every month for treatment for one dog that needs medication for the rest of its life.
check the cover (small print) with whoever you try, you would not believe the prices some of the treatments can cost.
Nice looking doggy ( my kids said that)
check the cover (small print) with whoever you try, you would not believe the prices some of the treatments can cost.
Nice looking doggy ( my kids said that)
30 September 2004, 12:16 PM
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M&S look like their cover is better than Petplan and cheaper!
Cheers Buck!
Cheers Buck!
Originally Posted by Buckrogers
Just got a policy for our dog, via M & S.
Works out to around £125 pa, but compared a few and this one had the best cover.
Works out to around £125 pa, but compared a few and this one had the best cover.
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