2 Days to P - Day - Irish Pet Insurance

[McNulty]

Apologies Admin if the insurance query is in the wrong place...
With 2 days to P Day I think we have most things sorted out (including food - thanks to the person who reminded me about that!)
Very exciting times but I want to make sure I have practicalities covered too - has anyone had experience of Pet Insurance in the Irish Market (M&S not valid here).
We're going to the vets on P-Day +1, so should I speak to them about what they recommend or are they often on comission to sell one or the other?
I;ve had aone quote of €32 a month (about 20 sterling) - not sure if that's competitive or not?

Any advice welcome - I'm not sure if you can put company names on here, so feel free to PM me

Thanks

Jim

[jann]

  No experience with Irish companies I'm afraid! but, if you input  ''insurance'' into the search box. you'll find lots of info in various posts. may be someone from Ireland if you look ??  How exciting  2 days 2 go !!! Good Luck Jann

[Rhona W]

We're with Halifax, but I don't know if they insure in Ireland. 

I did as Jann suggests and googled for the best policy for me.

[jann]

We're with Halifax, but I don't know if they insure in Ireland. 

I did as Jan suggests and googled for the best policy for me.

I actually meant the search box on COL to look at other people's experiences with different companies,   but also Rhona's suggestion is good if you know what you want from a policy

[Rhona W]

I actually meant the search box on COL to look at other people's experiences with different companies,  

Ooops. Now I've read it again, I can see that.  And apologies for spelling your name wrong too. 

Just as a quick comparison Jim, we pay around £12 a month per dog, which gives us £6000 a year in vets fees, but does have a £50 excess for each claim.

[*Jay*]

Vets can no longer recommend one policy over another but I'm sure they can say if some are better at dealing with claims than others