Pet insurance

[cchris2lou]

can anyone recomend a good pet insurance for a young dog ?

 

[barry2017]

I have to say don't bother. Put about £1000 in a bank account, and save it for canine emergencies.

I worked it out, and Lucky has consistently cost less in vets bills than I'd have paid in insurance premiums. Bless him.

 

[stewlewis]

I've never bothered.
Poppy is now 16, aching joints, short on breath, old age.

In all her time I've spent no more than £250 on Vets and medicine.

 

[Easy_Rider]

I would take Chris' advice too and set some money aside.

But, you might want to consider 3rd party insurance, if your dog damages property/person causes an accident etc

 

[tintin40]

Have you had your dog 'chipped' ??

 

[suburbanreuben]

Avoid "More Than". You will forever be bombarded with offers by post, Email and telephone.
Sainsburys is pretty good appArently.

 

[Neil G]

Sainsburys are good, had my moggys insured with them for 3/4 years now with no problems, seems reasonable price wise.

 

[Mark_h4dng]

My Moggy with Tesco, about £7 quid a month

 

[al]

I wouldn't be without pet insurance.

It has saved me loads!!

Try one vet bill for one of our cats at 1400 quid!

we use www.petplan.co.uk/ for our mob!

 

[Ziggy]

I wouldn't be without pet insurance.

It has saved me loads!!

Try one vet bill for one of our cats at 1400 quid!

we use www.petplan.co.uk/ for our mob!

Ditto. Some breeds are pretty much guaranteed to need expensive maintenance (depending on milage ) - our springer would have cost us a small fortune.