Another for Axa here, the cats are with petplan but their quote for Dylan was over £30 pm so a shopped around and Axa was only £18 for a very similar policy.
£16.76 per month for platinum and £7000 vet fees
** Ongoing cover is provided up to £7,000 per incident, subject to premiums being paid and up-to-date and the policy renewed
So in english is this £7000 per year or per illness ie if they get HD is it a maximum spend of £7000 over several years?
we decided on AXA after much searching , it is £19.00 a month , but luckily haven't had to make a claim, so don't know how good or bad they are on paying out.
Good luck its a hard choice to make isn't it !!
AXA, at least the policy I looked at which was very similar to M&S's, was £7,000 per year, with that amount renewing each year. So you could claim up to £7k in vet bills each year, total, for all conditions.
Petplan is expensive and I'm not 100% confident with M&S anymore, but as the dogs have all had vet treatment, even if I've not claimed, I'm reluctant to move as I might well find things excluded then, even though I've not claimed for them I suspect insurance companies will try to get out of whatever they can, which means things like upset tummies wouldn't be covered for us in the future if we did move.
Tracey, I've just taken out insurance with More Than for both the girls and they cover £7000 per condition per year and I'm paying £16.99 a month for Pumps and £17.99 for Puds. I was with M&S but their renewal came in and they'd hiked up their prices
Thanks guys!, I emailed AXA cos i wanted confirmation that their policy was a life time one and she sent me this back:
Dear Ms walker,
Thank you for your recent email
I can confirm that the AXA Pet insurance is a life time policy, we offer £7000 per policy year.
This means that as long as you renew your policy each year we will continue to cover an illnesses your pet gets year on year subject to the terms and conditions.
If i can be of further assistance please do not hesitate to contact me.
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I suspect insurance companies will try to get out of whatever they can, which means things like upset tummies wouldn't be covered for us in the future if we did move.
