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Which pet insurance plan should I take out?

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Nottinghill1 · 25/11/2014 21:45

There is so many insurance policies for pets that I really don't know which is the best one to choose!! I have a 6 month old Cavapoo that I'm looking to get insured. Does any one have experience on which policy is a good one?!!

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basildonbond · 26/11/2014 10:23

Petplan gets very good reviews and most vets will accept direct payment from them so you only have to shell out the excess in the event of a claim

You need lifelong cover and get as much as you can afford unless you have easy access to several thousand pounds if your dog needs expensive surgery

JoffreyBaratheon · 26/11/2014 16:54

I've just gone with Petpln - marginally dearer at the start but I have heard they don't ramp up as much as others later.

Had DirectLine with my last dog. By the time she was elderly, it was about £120 a month which we got to the point we could no longer afford. Never again.

dangly131 · 28/11/2014 21:27

I use co-op. It started at £12 a month and its still only £13.75 3 years later so no big increase. No issue with them paying out either...very straight forward.

frozenmad · 29/11/2014 20:25

My puppy has been diagnosed with a very rare condition (nothing related to breed/breeding). Luckily we took out a mid range policy with Petplan. The last 8 weeks have cost £4000, we've only had to pay the first £100. No quibbles from them at all & our vet said Petplan are one of the most straightforward insurance companies to deal with.

frozenmad · 29/11/2014 20:26

Would also recommend lifetime cover, as you just never know!

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