Petplan is the best, imo

Posted By: Yellalee on July 27th 2017 at 10:50:22

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Pet Insurance (Dog) (General Chat) - ghostof barry butler, Jul 27, 10:00:34
- Martin Lewis says you should consider paying yourself (eg a seperate bank account) so that (General Chat) - Chris Peacock, Jul 27, 11:38:41
- here's the podcast... definately worth a listen as some (General Chat) - Pixelman, Jul 27, 10:53:54
  - cheers will listen tonight (General Chat) - ghostof barry butler, Jul 27, 11:28:52
- It's worth speaking to your local Vet and asking which insurers they take direct payment (General Chat) - Pixelman, Jul 27, 10:48:18
- Don't use M&S they started off ok (General Chat) - Mackem Canary, Jul 27, 10:47:49
- do a comparison site then read the restrictions, excess, lifetime or annual sickness etc! (n/m) (General Chat) - Jumbo1, Jul 27, 10:32:32
  - yes will do that (General Chat) - ghostof barry butler, Jul 27, 10:33:54
    - we have ASDA - luckily we haven't had to use them (n/m) (General Chat) - Jumbo1, Jul 27, 10:40:38
- Wouldn't recommend E&L (General Chat) - BungysPie, Jul 27, 10:17:35
  - I had similar problem with them. Shit at paying out. (General Chat) - Azteca, Jul 27, 13:15:29
- Petplan is costing me £35/month so not cheap (General Chat) - CauldRon, Jul 27, 10:06:08
  - thats the one people tell me is good (n/m) (General Chat) - ghostof barry butler, Jul 27, 10:13:31
    - Petplan is the best, imo (n/m) (General Chat) - Yellalee, Jul 27, 10:50:22
    - A lot of vets will only do direct claims where the insurer is Petplan, otherwise you have (General Chat) - Jacksons_Twelfth, Jul 27, 10:24:40

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