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Should i get Lyric insured?
- Thread starter bluebunny
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Michelleox
Mama Doe
No i think you should just give Lyric to me
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No i think you should just give Lyric to me
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:lol::lol:Just trying to do a quote on petplan but they dont have conti giant listed? only british and flemish:?
Jack's-Jane
Wise Old Thumper
Why should she get more problems just because she's a Giant :?
I dont know thats why i asked
Ive only had problems with lops and Rexes im new to giants
giantbunnymummy
Warren Veteran
I would insure her (I would insure any bun to be on safe side). I put Daisy down as British Giant as they didn't have conti listed on website, and when I told them about it they said it would be updated straight away as they have conti listed on their database if you buy over the phone - that was about 6 months ago :lol:
clutterydrawer
Wise Old Thumper
I read somewhere that giants can have more problems with their joints due to them being bigger, heavier animals without correspondingly stronger bones. I can't remember where I read this or anything else about it so it could easily not be true.
Personally I get all my animals insured now as you just never knows what's around the corner - look at Liz's bun who fell over and needed an amputation costing £500....you only need a couple of buns to do stuff like that and then you're in a pickle. (If you have finances like mine, anyway!)
Personally I get all my animals insured now as you just never knows what's around the corner - look at Liz's bun who fell over and needed an amputation costing £500....you only need a couple of buns to do stuff like that and then you're in a pickle. (If you have finances like mine, anyway!)
I read somewhere that giants can have more problems with their joints due to them being bigger, heavier animals without correspondingly stronger bones. I can't remember where I read this or anything else about it so it could easily not be true.
Personally I get all my animals insured now as you just never knows what's around the corner - look at Liz's bun who fell over and needed an amputation costing £500....you only need a couple of buns to do stuff like that and then you're in a pickle. (If you have finances like mine, anyway!)
Ive had bills of £500,£200 in the space of a few weeks for rabbits i just have to find the money from somewhere!!!!!
clutterydrawer
Wise Old Thumper
ahh you see I would have nowhere to find the money from In a way it annoys me to pay out for insurance every month but it's worth it to know I can always get them the treatment they need.
In a way it annoys me to pay out for insurance every month but it's worth it to know I can always get them the treatment they need.ahh you see I would have nowhere to find the money from
Ive done overtime at work etc,to pay for it,My rabbits have always had whatever treatment they needed
Say she's a X, it'll be a lot cheaper
My friend did that with her dog,but she put a claim in and the vets put rottie on his form,So they didnt except the claim and her insurance has gone up £20per month
*Spider*
Wise Old Thumper
My friend did that with her dog,but she put a claim in and the vets put rottie on his form,So they didnt except the claim and her insurance has gone up £20per month
I'd tell the vets she's a X, or say Conti X...
i would..
my vet (who missed an enlarged heart so his opinion probably dont count :evil:, not that im bitter or anything) said that giants are prone to arthritis (sp) when they get older when i expressed an interest in getting one in the future.
petplan apparently cover for life too, so anything like arthritis would be paid for as long as your bunny lived. im about to find out if its true tho with pearls heart stuff....
my vet (who missed an enlarged heart so his opinion probably dont count :evil:, not that im bitter or anything) said that giants are prone to arthritis (sp) when they get older when i expressed an interest in getting one in the future.
petplan apparently cover for life too, so anything like arthritis would be paid for as long as your bunny lived. im about to find out if its true tho with pearls heart stuff....
Say she's a X, it'll be a lot cheaper
pearl is down as a satin and her premiums are just as cheap as alvins
pearl is down as a satin and her premiums are just as cheap as alvins
How much is it?
shes still on 9.41 a month and 50 excess. but in jan itll go to about 10.50 (like alvins) and 55 excess i think.
im fairly certain premiums only increase yearly to keep up with vets raising prices and not because ive claimed.
