if you are a responsible dog owner and can pay for pet insurance then read the small print,
if the dog requires any kind of treatment it will not be covered if the jabs are not up to date.
so there you are yet again the insurance company's are in cahoots with the vets and no doubt receive a rather large bung?
ive read on a gsd forum that a few peeps who have multiply dogs do not have insurance and put away a set amount of money each month to cover vet bills etc,they reckon they are quids in.....
myself i wouldnt want to take the chance so i have insurance.even on the 2 cats who never go out.
like all insurance its a gamble,you hope you never have to use,and this is where they have you by the short and curlys.
if the dog requires any kind of treatment it will not be covered if the jabs are not up to date.
so there you are yet again the insurance company's are in cahoots with the vets and no doubt receive a rather large bung?
ive read on a gsd forum that a few peeps who have multiply dogs do not have insurance and put away a set amount of money each month to cover vet bills etc,they reckon they are quids in.....
myself i wouldnt want to take the chance so i have insurance.even on the 2 cats who never go out.
like all insurance its a gamble,you hope you never have to use,and this is where they have you by the short and curlys.