Pet Insurance
Hi
Can anyone tell me if the cost of pet insurance is more expensive in NZ ? I have 3 ragdolls which I pay £53 a month for insurance just wondering if it is around the same Thanks in advance :thumbsup: |
Re: Pet Insurance
Originally Posted by AngelaandJim
(Post 8374689)
Hi
Can anyone tell me if the cost of pet insurance is more expensive in NZ ? I have 3 ragdolls which I pay £53 a month for insurance just wondering if it is around the same Thanks in advance :thumbsup: |
Re: Pet Insurance
We have 3 dogs and TBH you will save money by paying for any bits as they come up, just put the 50 bux a month away somewhere you will be surprised how quick it mounts up
Neil |
Re: Pet Insurance
Libby & Oscar have both had Corona Virus and have cost around £1500 I've had to pay the £50 excess twice so for me the insurance has more than paid for itself. Ellie has been ok just a bit on the big side at 7kg :o
We are with Pet Plan and they have never questioned anything and always paid out quickly. I think I would feel safer having them insured as with my luck I would end up with huge bills :eek: Angela |
Re: Pet Insurance
I looked into this a year or so ago and the policies I found at the time were about $30 a month plus extra for dental and extra for hereditary disease cover.
They usually paid a percentage of each cost rather than an excess and were limited to something poxy like $1500 a year in claims. From that they seemed to be a waste of money. We have three cats and a dog so premiums would be about $140 a month. In the last 2 years the cats have cost us about $300 total I think - one had an infection after being clawed by another cat. The dog on the other hand had a series of fits last year and ended up being on a drip at the vets for a few days costing us over $1000 plus maybe $300 in follow up tests and stuff. But there's a chance that wouldn't have been covered as if it's epilepsy it could be hereditary etc etc. So from what I've seen, NZ pet insurance isn't worth it! |
Re: Pet Insurance
Originally Posted by RobClubley
(Post 8375916)
I looked into this a year or so ago and the policies I found at the time were about $30 a month plus extra for dental and extra for hereditary disease cover.
They usually paid a percentage of each cost rather than an excess and were limited to something poxy like $1500 a year in claims. From that they seemed to be a waste of money. We have three cats and a dog so premiums would be about $140 a month. In the last 2 years the cats have cost us about $300 total I think - one had an infection after being clawed by another cat. The dog on the other hand had a series of fits last year and ended up being on a drip at the vets for a few days costing us over $1000 plus maybe $300 in follow up tests and stuff. But there's a chance that wouldn't have been covered as if it's epilepsy it could be hereditary etc etc. So from what I've seen, NZ pet insurance isn't worth it! Hope your dog is ok now :thumbup: |
Re: Pet Insurance
I pay $12 a month for my cat through Pet insure.
It pays 80% I think...don't remember the maximums OUr cat used to cost a fortune after fighting but since insuring him he hasn't had a scrap in 3 years...typical |
Re: Pet Insurance
Originally Posted by pricklykina
(Post 8378821)
I pay $12 a month for my cat through Pet insure.
It pays 80% I think...don't remember the maximums OUr cat used to cost a fortune after fighting but since insuring him he hasn't had a scrap in 3 years...typical |
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