Protect Your Pet.
Sometimes things happen to our pets when we least expect it, for Sal she has had problems with her hind legs – which lead to one knee being re-grooved, she also has constant stomach problems which has left her on a prescription diet and getting older has meant she sometimes is a little incontinent. While the guineas well as of yet nothing too much has happened bar an infection but you never quite know what is around the corner, but it a health problem or an accident, I always think it is best to be prepared.
Buying insurance for Sal was easy, she came with 6 weeks free and we decided to stick with that provider as their covered for life plan is amazing and each time we have had to claim everything has been handled quickly and smoothly, while the guineas as exotic pets meant searching around a bit more.
Pet Plan have recently realised a video giving a bit of an insight into the facts and figures behind their insurance, some of it is fascinating with the totals of monies paid out, percentages of each pet insured and while some are a little more silly, with insights into pet names and even owner names! All of which have Sarah coming in top, apart from when it comes to dogs, I think something is a little wrong there!
Anyway I won’t give it all away – why not have a gander yourself and check out the video below.
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Pet insurance is difficult when it comes to older animals you have to careful that they are covered. I insured my rescue dog with Animal Friends, and am very happy with them
I never thought about pet insurance before this post, your post makes me think about the pet insurance because the vaccination costs are too high which can ruin the budget plan.
We have 2 cats and it really is something we should be thinking about, it’s never occurred to me before even though we take them for vaccinations and check ups annually.
Hi Sarah
This is a really interesting post – as our pooches get older people underestimate how much care and medical attention they need and how expensive it can be!
Jenna
Thank goodness our pets have been super healthy so far (knock on wood).
Just remember to check the small print as there are often different levels of cover – and unless you go for ‘lifelong’ many insurers will not continue to pay out for chronic conditions after the first year.
Great advice it is always safe to have it!
This is such a lovely thing! I didn;t know pet insurance could be done. thanks for sharing!
Pet insurance is most defenetly wise!
It gives you security (just incase) 🙂
People should be more aware of this. Love this post.