Any advice on this ?
Just had renewal for £ 317.00 for wee Oscar Just seems a lot TBH . Or perhaps it is'nt ? :C
Just had renewal for £ 317.00 for wee Oscar Just seems a lot TBH . Or perhaps it is'nt ? :C
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What is wee oscar a goldfish or a horse?
A duck 
Just seeing if theres a photo.
Just seeing if theres a photo.
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i think you may have been mis-sold that duck
What's included in the cover? I know petplan offers cover for life for certain conditions whereas others only offer cover for a limited time.
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Westies commonly have skin issues that can get expensive and require lifelong treatment.
Beware cheap companies - they are generally less keen to pay out. I'm not going to name and shame on the open forum, but when you see some company claim forms vet's hearts sink.
If you look to change companies beware that ANY pre-existing condition will be excluded. A few days limping as a puppy might mean the arthritis medication is not paid for 10 years later.
You need a lifetime policy, not one that stops paying after a year.
Of course it goes up year on year, the risk of needing to see a vet and getting ongoing treatment rises as the dog ages.
Pet insurance means you can do the best for your little buddy if anything goes wrong. I hope you don't need to ever claim, but if you do you know he can get the best care. That is what you are paying for - piece of mind.
Beware cheap companies - they are generally less keen to pay out. I'm not going to name and shame on the open forum, but when you see some company claim forms vet's hearts sink.
If you look to change companies beware that ANY pre-existing condition will be excluded. A few days limping as a puppy might mean the arthritis medication is not paid for 10 years later.
You need a lifetime policy, not one that stops paying after a year.
Of course it goes up year on year, the risk of needing to see a vet and getting ongoing treatment rises as the dog ages.
Pet insurance means you can do the best for your little buddy if anything goes wrong. I hope you don't need to ever claim, but if you do you know he can get the best care. That is what you are paying for - piece of mind.
is it my eyes or is that Westie levitating?
click on the picture and my eyes are fine :^O
click on the picture and my eyes are fine :^O
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Well he has many skills Binky but levitating is not one as far as I know .
He has great musical knowledge & has stored away all music used in TV adverts featuring dogs , even when they stop running them for 6 months .
His favourite is the Should have gone to Specsavers farmer who shears his sheep & then the Welsh Collie ............. first two notes & he comes running .
Also a weird sense of time ........lunch (His) is at noon ..... diner at 7.00 pm when the clocks change he is straight out of GMT & onto BST :C :C
Thanks for your comments , Patche ..Swedey , It is a comprehensive policy I'll try phoning them for a discount , I take on board your comments.
He has great musical knowledge & has stored away all music used in TV adverts featuring dogs , even when they stop running them for 6 months .
His favourite is the Should have gone to Specsavers farmer who shears his sheep & then the Welsh Collie ............. first two notes & he comes running .
Also a weird sense of time ........lunch (His) is at noon ..... diner at 7.00 pm when the clocks change he is straight out of GMT & onto BST :C :C
Thanks for your comments , Patche ..Swedey , It is a comprehensive policy I'll try phoning them for a discount , I take on board your comments.
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