Hi
Any thoughts on what insurance company is good to insure my 3, bearing in mind Rosie may have HD and my Bichon is very allergy prone. When I join do I have to tell them about Rosie???

Thanks

Jo

Yes you have to tell the insurance everything that has been diagnosed by the vets as it will be on the vets records and the insurance will check when claims are made. If H/D has not been diagonsed and Rosie is not being treated for it you might stand a chance. I have pet plan and so far no problems

Hi there,

The Kennel Club Healthcare Plan is very good, this cost 19.95 per month. Petplan is one of the market leaders in pet insurance but I have recently changed to Lloyds TSB pet insurance which is underwritten by Pet Providers, the reason I have changed is that now I have multiple dogs I needed lower premiums and they do a good plan for just 9.95 per month this is regardless of breed. It pays to shop around, if you log onto Loot.com and find the pet insurance tab, you can view approximately 50 different pet insurers and look up each of their benefits, premiums and other details. One way to find out who are good insurers is to contact your vet and they will tell you which ones pay up promptly on claims.

I have personally had problems with E & L insurance and looking at many other posts on these forum pages it seems I am not alone but you have to make up your own mind and choose wisely.

Hope this is helpful.
Truely.

Just signed up with Marks and spencer..very competative and good cover
Archer