Pet-insurance

[scoobie]

Yep I pay £16.00 a month and £55 excess(with petplan) but well worth it the amount of treatment Scoobies had  

[taniac]

I guess the price you pay also depends on your postcode, because I think my excess was more like £70 with pet plan and my monthly amount was definitely around £21... I guess it helps if you don't live in a city or near the south east    

[scoobie]

Tania your right about the post code Pretty expensive for you though having two dogs

[bluegirl]

I was with more than when my old dog was diagnosed with AIHA and they were extremely good. Also if your dog died before their 11th birthday (and in Bonnies caes it was 3 weeks before) they would give you back what you paid for the dog in the first place, as long as you had proof.

[tobycat]

Also if your dog died before their 11th birthday (and in Bonnies caes it was 3 weeks before) they would give you back what you paid for the dog in the first place, as long as you had proof

Petplan do that too (although I don't know what the age limit is, or even if there is one?). They pay you back the full purchase price as long as the dog died from illness or accident. (But not an illness that you are supposed to have them vaccinated against).

[Jessica's Mum]

M&S £14.36 a month and no excess. For us it worked out cheaper than Pet Plan but I think they all work on post codes.
(Jessica is 8 months)

[tracee]

thank you to everyone for all your replys  i will have to sit down and sort out which one we are going to go with
                          many thanks tracee xxxxx