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Rabbit Insurance

judest

judest

Young Bun
Hello

Apologies if this post is in the wrong place but I am looking to insure two rabbits and wonder if anyone has any names of Insurance companies covering rabbits, so far I seem to have found only the two, Petplan and helpucover which seem to both come out about the same in terms of monthly premiums.

Any help much appreciated.
 
judest said:
Hello

Apologies if this post is in the wrong place but I am looking to insure two rabbits and wonder if anyone has any names of Insurance companies covering rabbits, so far I seem to have found only the two, Petplan and helpucover which seem to both come out about the same in terms of monthly premiums.

Any help much appreciated.
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they are the only two around. Petplan in my opinion are great, theyve paid over £1200 for my rabbits abcess in his foot :D

I have a code which gives you 2 months free which makes it a little cheaper, so send me a private message if you would like it, might aswell share it around!

:lol:
 
Pet plan have been well worth it so far in my opinion.
After a long running respiritory infection, couldn't have managed without insurance.
Check whether the quote is for 'lifetime' insurance which means they'll cover an illness for more than a year.
 
Grasshopper said:
Pet plan have been well worth it so far in my opinion.
After a long running respiritory infection, couldn't have managed without insurance.
Check whether the quote is for 'lifetime' insurance which means they'll cover an illness for more than a year.
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I *think* Petplan insure for life as standard, don't they?:?
 
I strongly reccommend Petplan for insurance. It's only £16 a month for my two rabbits which when you think about it, really isn't much! :D
 
My 2 are insured with petplan, I also had my previous rabbit insured with them too and they were really good and the cheque arrived very quickly.
 
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