i want to insure my bunny with Petplan but it asked for breed, and i dont have a clue about what breed he is.. all i know is that hes a Lop
any help? ill try and upload pics if i can
If he is the picture you have by your user name I think you'd be safe saying dwarf lop.
Two of my lop rabbits are actually down as mixed breed as they have one uppy-eared parent and one lop parent, though they are medium/large lops so I'd most probably be okay saying dwarf lop too.
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For anybody who can't afford the monthly premiums for insurance this is what Artie has cost me this year:
Ongoing treatment for bladder sludge - £18 per bladder expressing every six weeks = £144 a year
Daily metacam and frusimide - approx £10 a month = £120 a year
Removal of kidney stones = £844
Removal of kidney = £600
Stasis episode (gut related) = £200
Stasis episode, after 11pm (bladder sludge related) + bladder flush treatment = £250
Total = £2158 approx. Pet Plan insurance would have been about £120 a year, there would have been 3 excesses to pay as 3 conditions, but I would have got £2000 back on insurance claims, if I'd had him insured with them. By a stroke of luck I insured with Pets at Home (about £65, annual policy) just before his kidney trouble so I got £1k back in insurance claims but he's still cost over £1k this year and won't be insured for any of the above after May. He appeared perfectly healthy until just over 4 years old. .... it's worth thinking about if £10 a month seems a lot to pay for insurance.