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Insuring a rescue dog with injuries

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Nowanextraone · 26/01/2024 14:28

I rescued the most beautiful, amazingly wonderful and trusting rescue dog who had 3 broken legs from abuse in her last 'home', resulting in an amputation and surgery to plate the other 2 legs.
She has physio and hydro and is doing so so well.

I've had her for nearly a year now ❤️. I didn't bother getting her insured as I didn't think anyone would insure her, but a friend told me that insurers would likely insure her for everything but her existing injuries? For example, if she ate a bar of chocolate or a punnet of grapes and needed treatment!

Is this correct? If it is, I would like to insure her for these type of things but understand they'd not pay out for anything to do with her legs

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catelynjane · 26/01/2024 14:53

Definitely get her insured - your friend is right. Her legs (and any associated issues) won't be covered but you will be covered for everything else - digestive issues, cancer, eye injuries, ear infections etc.

Just make sure you declare all her existing problems when you take out the policy and you should be good!

BackToLurk · 26/01/2024 16:37

Yes. We've just insured our puppy. He has a heart murmur and the underwriter just asked for some more details, then they insure everything but pre-existing conditions. These are outlined in the full policy

marshmallowfinder · 26/01/2024 16:45

Oh wow, well done OP! Please, please can we see a photo? 🤞

Anonanonanon1 · 27/01/2024 09:55

Yes, you will be able to insure for everything except pre existing conditions

Nowanextraone · 27/01/2024 10:43

Here she is. No laughing at her ears 🤣🤣

Thanks so much everyone. I will call round. I've tried to get some quotes online but they all say to call when I say there is pre existing things.
I will let you know!

Insuring a rescue dog with injuries
Insuring a rescue dog with injuries
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catelynjane · 27/01/2024 10:47

She looks full of mischief Grin

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