madisonjinx
Young Bun
Hey all,
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are about insuring the buns. Just took my two new ones. These were my sister in law's buns until she couldn't look after them after the baby.
Now Roger has had a sniffly nose before with her and was treated with antibiotics. I took him for his injections today and also I wanted him to get checked out as he had a load of white discharge the other day (no sneezing, no marked paws though). Vet advised that it could be dental but his teeth look fine, if it continues we could need to go down x-ray route. He said that insurance would be a good idea.
With my rats I take the decision not to insure and pay the vets bills (this has included £700 in the past). Thankfully I have a forgiving husband and a good job!
So if I try to insure Roger I will have to exclude dentals as it is a known issue, so is worth it?
I have four buns now, only one is insured as he was my first one, and I'm just wondering what other people's thoughts are?
Thanks for your help all!!
Just wondering what everyone's thoughts are about insuring the buns. Just took my two new ones. These were my sister in law's buns until she couldn't look after them after the baby.
Now Roger has had a sniffly nose before with her and was treated with antibiotics. I took him for his injections today and also I wanted him to get checked out as he had a load of white discharge the other day (no sneezing, no marked paws though). Vet advised that it could be dental but his teeth look fine, if it continues we could need to go down x-ray route. He said that insurance would be a good idea.
With my rats I take the decision not to insure and pay the vets bills (this has included £700 in the past). Thankfully I have a forgiving husband and a good job!
So if I try to insure Roger I will have to exclude dentals as it is a known issue, so is worth it?
I have four buns now, only one is insured as he was my first one, and I'm just wondering what other people's thoughts are?
Thanks for your help all!!