Ha!Not sure why it would go up, unless they think it's due to complications?
Pregnancy isn't usually covered by insurance anyway I don't think.
Probably worth shopping around, it might just be the usual chuck the renewal up and hope they dont realise trick.
Bonus points for every time you say "bitch" though to them.
Did the policy pay for the spaying ?Ha!
I have the written renewal quote. Gone up a few pence a month from last year. As soon as I said she was spayed though I was told it had gone up £3 a month.
Tortoishelling is very laborious and time consuming .perhaps they think you have had her 'sprayed' , so she is now a more expensive colour to replace?
Ha!
I have the written renewal quote. Gone up a few pence a month from last year. As soon as I said she was spayed though I was told it had gone up £3 a month.
Exactly my thoughts.That is very strange actually as most insurance companies will reduce the premium marginally as certain infections are less likely so if that really is a reason move companies
Legal and GeneralWho have you gone with now? Have only ever had to claim with Petplan but they are pretty expensive
Also used animal friends who were quite cheap and never had to claim but they cold call all the time and get annoying.
We were with pet-insurance.co.uk and they initially were well priced and paid out no trouble after the sudden death of 1 of our springer's in 2010 and when the other one snapped her cruciate in 2011 which cost over £3,000!! Her premium doubled the next year but was still only £22 every 28 days, but it kept going up till it reached £36 every 28 days in 2015 & 2016 and each year there was more things not covered. Last year we were quoted £45 (more than our house & 2 cars combined!!!) and when I contacted them there was no movement in the price and I was told it was because it was for lifetime cover, she is now 14 ffs. To be fair to them I checked on a comparison site and they were all high for similar cover and we managed to get a more basic cover from debenhams for £9. I don't think it has helped that vet bills have gone through the roof and that can mean that dog owners have to get more expensive insurance to cover potentially high vet billsWe are now without insurance for our dog as they Insurer (NFU) moved him on to a geriatric policy at a pricy £45 a month and when we read the new terms, it basically only covered him if he got injured through being run over or attacked, nothing else was covered anymore. Impossible to get insurance for him elsewhere now due to his age and medical history (he's had cancer) so we binned it off and are just putting a bit of cash away each month to try and cover any bills that come up.
We are now without insurance for our dog as they Insurer (NFU) moved him on to a geriatric policy at a pricy £45 a month and when we read the new terms, it basically only covered him if he got injured through being run over or attacked, nothing else was covered anymore. Impossible to get insurance for him elsewhere now due to his age and medical history (he's had cancer) so we binned it off and are just putting a bit of cash away each month to try and cover any bills that come up.
NFU are an extremely expensive company to insure with
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