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Topic Dog Boards / Health / mulit pet insurance
- By simkhona1 [gb] Date 02.09.09 11:21 UTC
Hi ,

im looking for a multi pet policy, can anyone reccommend a company,also has anyone got feedback on this firm  pet-insurance.co.uk.

Thanks
- By briedog [gb] Date 02.09.09 12:43 UTC
m/s sainburys pinncels all give discount other mulit dogs, the first  dog no discount
- By Gemini05 Date 02.09.09 14:54 UTC
I believe pet.insurance.co.uk is linked to E & L, I am 98% positive it is as I did take out policy with them and found out the under writters was E & L, so I cancelled the policy, due to having problems with E & L insurance in the past.
- By jeanniedean [in] Date 02.09.09 15:33 UTC
I have just insured my puppy with petplan and got a discount on my existing policy for my collie too. Also got  extra free month for the puppy so thats me had the puppy since July til Oct with free insurance .
- By kenya [gb] Date 02.09.09 15:49 UTC
Were with Direct Line, and have 4 dogs insured with them, and get a 20% discount after the 2nd animal we insure with them.
- By simkhona1 [gb] Date 02.09.09 16:01 UTC
thanks , thats what i wondered about them ive heard a few horror stories about E&L, i will try the other ones you all mentioned.
- By LouiseDDB [gb] Date 02.09.09 20:54 UTC
i got a discount with my 3 from animal friendly insurance.make sure you do it over the phone and its the premium plans that are lifetime cover
- By suejaw Date 02.09.09 21:14 UTC
You are lucky you got a discount with Petplan, they wouldn't give me a discount for a second dog and were charging almost double the cost for my pup who hadn't even had an issues or vets treatment!!
I think they are going to be breed specific there with discounts..

I think someone on here mentioned the NFU were really good.

I have found that the KC are fab(my pup is with them), again not sure if they do multi dog discounts, but worth looking into.
- By JaybyJasper [gb] Date 05.09.09 10:53 UTC
I would steer away from pet-insurance.co.uk personally as they are actually E & L who have a terrible reputation. I have found Petguard very competitive and you can tailor your policy to suit you (Annual or lifetime, cover from £1000-£7500, addtl benefits etc). They do a 5% discount for more than one pet. I have changed a number of my policies to them but fortunately haven't had a claim yet so don't know what they are like about settling.
- By suerogers [gb] Date 05.09.09 11:07 UTC
Wags is insured with Kennel Club Health Plan. Vets fees cover is £10,000 per condition for life ( assuming you have kept cover ) sadly we have had to make many claims and the service is great. I would very highly reccommend.
- By Zajak [gb] Date 14.09.09 07:38 UTC
I have 5 gsds insured with Tesco for £80 per month.  There was a discount for multipets plus a discount for first year.  Mind you, this is a vets fees only policy as I wasn't interested in paying for the other stuff such as third party liability, etc.
- By Brainless [gb] Date 14.09.09 09:06 UTC

> third party liability


That is the bit we should all have and it's a devils own job to find a 3rd party only policy.

There is no way I could afford to insure five dogs.  It's put the money aside in case one needs it.
- By CATH H [gb] Date 14.09.09 11:55 UTC
I have my young dog insured with healthy-pets.co.uk they are a lot cheaper than most and pay after first £60 of vets bill, do not know if they do multi though.
- By chelle [gb] Date 17.09.09 20:05 UTC
I have 6 dogs insured with healthy pets so yes they do do a multi pet. It costs me £60 a month. I have also had a claim and they pay the vets direct you just pay the excess of £60.
- By tadog [gb] Date 17.09.09 20:12 UTC
I have my 5 dogs covered for £140.00 a month. worth every penny for the peace of mind.
Topic Dog Boards / Health / mulit pet insurance

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