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Best insurance for dogs?

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auntypurple · 02/05/2008 19:23

My sister had a labrador, he is 1 this month. I called her and asked which insurance she has( I am thinking ahead for my gsd next year), and she dosen't have any, never even though about it. Now she wants him covered and I told her i'd ask here to see whats best.

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sophiewd · 02/05/2008 19:28

We use lloyds for our dog, started 3 years ago at £8 per month and has gone up to £13 afet having had £4k worth of operations on his legs, which I don't think is that bad, long term illness not covered (I don't think) but public liability is good and has some extras.

sophiewd · 02/05/2008 19:28

LloydsTsb

hertsnessex · 02/05/2008 19:29

it also depends on breed - all the quoes im getting for our bullmastiff are coming out around £25/mont for anything decent.

Apparently one of the worst companies are E&L - avooid them so I have been told.

auntypurple · 02/05/2008 20:25

Thanks for the replies, my sister is wanting one that covers long term illness as well as other stuff. Ted(her lab) is becoming a bit of an escape artist, don't know if you can get cover to help find them. He dosn't go far, and is chipped. I will be looking for the same sort of thing for my gsd, next year.

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finallypregnant · 03/05/2008 16:29

Churchill have been good with our mob.

lazymumofteenagesons · 03/05/2008 22:10

i've got 2 dogs with Pinnacle Insurance. They have always paid up with no problem, but expensive compared to Lloyds. I pay £25 per month for each dog and there is a £50 excess. I think it depends what part of the country you are in. In London vets are very expensive and the insurance compnies adjust for that.

MuffinMclay · 04/05/2008 19:46

Lloyds. We pay £13/month for a 5 year old springer. They've always paid up quickly and without any problems.

gruffalopie · 04/05/2008 21:45

Pet Plan are really good. expensive but they cover lots of stuff others don't like dental treatments. Which ever company you choose make sure it's a lifelong policy, so if your pet has an ongoing condition they will keep paying and not just for the first year and then stop like most others do.

auntypurple · 06/05/2008 20:43

Thanks again for all the replies. Petplan was the first one that I thought of. I think the cost of the insurance is worth the price for peace of mind. I will look into all mentioned for my sister, and for myself.

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boo70 · 07/05/2008 12:58

Hi my sister recently insured her puppy with Halifax on www.pet-insurance4you.co.uk There prices are really good and start from £5.85 a month and you can pay montly at no extra cost. You can buy online to and get another 5% off.Think she has cat insured with them too!!

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