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Yes always good to see a policy getting a good ranking from Defaqto, I don't think many people know about their work so always like to try and let people know about that.
Thanks for letting me know about the excess, hope to have them on my comparison site before too long!
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| Diesel09 wrote: | Hello 
The premium is £75. I thought it would be covered as its not a existing condition, it was a once off. Or does it not matter even if hes had it before? 
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If a dog has suffered from an ear infection before then I would imagine all ear infections would be excluded from a new policy unfortunately, even if a new infection was some time apart from and not related to the first one.
I suspect insurance companies will try to wriggle out of paying whenever they can. Sorry, wearing my cynical head.
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