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Rabbit Insurance

Lisa F

Mama Doe
I did a forum search but the only topic I could find on this was several years old! Is Petplan still the best insurance company for rabbits? I'm seriously considering having my two insured but there doesn't seem to be a whole lot of choice out there.
 
Afaik petplan is still the most comprehensive cover, yep :D I personally wouldn't go anywhere else
 
It depends so much on personal circumstances, if I only had a couple of rabbits it would be Pet Plan. If I take on any more I will insure with P@H because they are way cheaper for 'value for money' cover.

At the moment I have quite a few older rabbits and the Pet Plan insurance premiums are getting very high - Esme's premium (just turned 6) came through for the next year at £185 :shock: Dinky (also 6) is insured with Pets at Home and her annual premium 6 months ago was £76. The major difference in cover for me is if the bill goes over £1,500 for the year I have to pay the extra, for me it's worth taking the gamble for the price difference.
 
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