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If you need help or advice about a dog you are retiring then this is the place for you.

Pet Insurance

Stephen John Savage
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22 Nov 2011 13:11


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Anyone know of a company that will provide Pet Insurance for retired greyhounds? I have just gone through the "Compare The Market" site and input the details only to be told none of the insurers would provide a quote.



Mark Duffy
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22 Nov 2011 14:39


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Stephen John Savage
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22 Nov 2011 15:26


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Thank you Mark. I am fast begining to see you as the font of all knowledge on all things greyhound lol.



Mark Duffy
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22 Nov 2011 17:13


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just like to help out stephen....nice to see you have a few retired greys with you.....well done!


David Kay
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22 Nov 2011 23:24


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I use them. Mine is 25.01 per month for the super dooper all bells ringing insurance.


Stephen John Savage
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23 Nov 2011 09:46


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is that per dog David?


Janis Auburn
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23 Nov 2011 11:38


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Try Animail friends Insurance, give several options for type of cover I pay 15.65 per month for a 6 year old retired bitch,and 17.22 for a 7 year old dog the policys do have a 99 excess. 0844 5570300




Stephen John Savage
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23 Nov 2011 14:45


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Thanks Janis


Ted Wolfenden
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I am with Petplan for all my hounds just cancelled the one for Missy and they returned part of last month's direct debit. They ar.e not the cheapest but definitely the best I was with AXA direct until the renewals came for Missy and Merlin, both Greyhounds and they had doubled the monthly direct debit, when asked well you have claimed once on each of them over the last four years so we consider they are a risk to us of further claims plus Greyhounds are a great risky dog due to their build etc etc.So I dropped AXA for all three and they had the nerve to demand any remaining moths of the years premium which for Menta meant they deducted over 100 pounds from my claim because she needed urgently 14 teeth removed.
Ted, Merlin, Menta and Mickey.


Julie Sadler
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My girl is insured with More Than .. cheaper than Petplan I get 7500 per condition over a lifetime with a smaller excess than PP (75) but I have to pay 10% of the bill as well as the premium .. I think she's about 19 per month :)

Regards

Julie

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