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awwwww fabulous new - hurrah for insurance indeed!!!! In Rubys first year the premium cost me £127 and I claimed about £180 and that was just for the puppy usuals nothing major at all - insurance is definitley a must in my book. It takes away the financial worry when your dog is poorly  I got out a new credit card when I got Ruby and I keep that for vets fees only then that way I dont have to find the money at all - and M&S are really good and have always got it back to me before my bill is due to be paid.
Sooo glad he is back to health again 
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| Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 9:53 am Post subject: |
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Aw that's really good news for you and Perro. I'm insured with Healthy Pets whohave always been excellent. I haven't claimed from them myself, but my Mum has used them with our cat.
I wouldn't have hundreds let alone thousands to pay the vet if anything happened to one of the animals. However, our vets are lovely and i think they would accept payment direct through the insurers if anything big happened to the animals. Let's hope it never comes to that though, eh? 
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| Posted: Mon Jun 04, 2007 10:26 am Post subject: |
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To Alyson and Bassi-Babes:
I have an account with my regular vet which can give me two months leeway for big bills. But that was no good for the specialist.
The specialist I delt with gave me a choice of two operations (the cheap one or the expensive one) and explained that he only dealt direct with insurers under special circumstances. I wasn't a special circumstance.
Anyway, hopefully it's all now over and done with.
Thanks for the good wishes folks. 
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Hi everyone,
Whilst on the subject of direct line, Honey my 15 month old lab is insured with them. She may have hip displaysia (we've only had her 2 weeks) we are just waiting on a visit to the vets on tuesday and possibly x-rays the week after if her hip/leg is no better, just wondered if anyone else out there had put a claim in with Direct line for hip dysplasia and how they were etc???
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