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By *izzy. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Stoke area

I have adopted two kitties from a rescue centre. I want to arrange pet insurance but can't find a price comparison site without filling in loads of forms to get quotes.

Anyone got any suggestions please?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have adopted two kitties from a rescue centre. I want to arrange pet insurance but can't find a price comparison site without filling in loads of forms to get quotes.

Anyone got any suggestions please? "

Dont cats have 9 lives????

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By *edangel_2013Woman
over a year ago

southend

Pet Plan. Little more expensive than others, but their customer service is second to none. Also they insure for the lifetime of an illness unlike many other companies. For example should one be diagnosed with diabetes or arthritis, then Pet Plan will insure until the illness passes, or the animal does, many companies will only pay out for 6 months.

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By *ensual temptressWoman
over a year ago

Southampton

They need to know your information and the pets in order to quote .worth the 5 minutes it takes for the savings you can make .Bur most importantly the newest members to your family are covered .x

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By *izzy. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Stoke area


"I have adopted two kitties from a rescue centre. I want to arrange pet insurance but can't find a price comparison site without filling in loads of forms to get quotes.

Anyone got any suggestions please?

Dont cats have 9 lives????

"

I better insure them 9 times then!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have adopted two kitties from a rescue centre. I want to arrange pet insurance but can't find a price comparison site without filling in loads of forms to get quotes.

Anyone got any suggestions please?

Dont cats have 9 lives????

I better insure them 9 times then! "

Personally I would save the insurance money and spend it on feeding your cats the best quality food possible. It's well known that cat and dog food is really bad for them.

Just my opinion

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have adopted two kitties from a rescue centre. I want to arrange pet insurance but can't find a price comparison site without filling in loads of forms to get quotes.

Anyone got any suggestions please?

Dont cats have 9 lives????

I better insure them 9 times then!

Personally I would save the insurance money and spend it on feeding your cats the best quality food possible. It's well known that cat and dog food is really bad for them.

Just my opinion"

Don't give them too much tuna as kittens they love it but it isn't good for them

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Pet plan, direct line or sainsburys x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I have adopted two kitties from a rescue centre. I want to arrange pet insurance but can't find a price comparison site without filling in loads of forms to get quotes.

Anyone got any suggestions please?

Dont cats have 9 lives????

I better insure them 9 times then!

Personally I would save the insurance money and spend it on feeding your cats the best quality food possible. It's well known that cat and dog food is really bad for them.

Just my opinion

Don't give them too much tuna as kittens they love it but it isn't good for them"

Too much tuna is not good for people either. I'm sure you can Google what is the healthiest food to feed cats.

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By *nked_kittenWoman
over a year ago

Ankh Morpork

Direct line are worth a look, they arnt on comparison sites, and more than paid out very quickly when i had to make a claim

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By *irtyGirlWoman
over a year ago

Edinburgh

I use Animal Friends.

With all due respect, feeding them the right food is one thing but taking no insurance and they get hit by a car, chances are they won't be that hungry but they might need an operation.

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By *ebecca10Woman
over a year ago

Yeovil

Pet plan or pets at home insurance always go for life time cover x

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I love my dogs but I'm not sure I'll ever insure them!

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By *nked_kittenWoman
over a year ago

Ankh Morpork


"I love my dogs but I'm not sure I'll ever insure them!

"

I had to take one of my cats to the vets on christmas day last year. The insurance paid for itself in one 5 minute visit.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I use Animal Friends.

With all due respect, feeding them the right food is one thing but taking no insurance and they get hit by a car, chances are they won't be that hungry but they might need an operation. "

Whats a cat weigh? 4 or 5 kg?

A car is about 1 and half tun at guess, chances are your vet is not operating on a flat cat!

If you live near a busy road and you choose to let your cat out that's a risk you take.

All I'm saying is that diet is important, many cats get cancer every year. Actually 50% of all cat deaths are caused by cancer. I'm not saying there directly linked to diet but there's a lot of evidence saying that the well known cat food brands cause cancer.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I have gone for pet plan, not the cheapest but it was recommended by quite a few people.

Check with your vets, as some insurance companies they won't deal with.

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By *irtyGirlWoman
over a year ago

Edinburgh


"I use Animal Friends.

With all due respect, feeding them the right food is one thing but taking no insurance and they get hit by a car, chances are they won't be that hungry but they might need an operation.

Whats a cat weigh? 4 or 5 kg?

A car is about 1 and half tun at guess, chances are your vet is not operating on a flat cat!

If you live near a busy road and you choose to let your cat out that's a risk you take.

All I'm saying is that diet is important, many cats get cancer every year. Actually 50% of all cat deaths are caused by cancer. I'm not saying there directly linked to diet but there's a lot of evidence saying that the well known cat food brands cause cancer.

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My cat is an indoor kitty so she's unlikely to get run over but for six quid a month I have the peace of mind that she'll get the best care if she needs it and my savings won't be obliterated in the process. It's personal choice I guess.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"I use Animal Friends.

With all due respect, feeding them the right food is one thing but taking no insurance and they get hit by a car, chances are they won't be that hungry but they might need an operation.

Whats a cat weigh? 4 or 5 kg?

A car is about 1 and half tun at guess, chances are your vet is not operating on a flat cat!

If you live near a busy road and you choose to let your cat out that's a risk you take.

All I'm saying is that diet is important, many cats get cancer every year. Actually 50% of all cat deaths are caused by cancer. I'm not saying there directly linked to diet but there's a lot of evidence saying that the well known cat food brands cause cancer.

My cat is an indoor kitty so she's unlikely to get run over but for six quid a month I have the peace of mind that she'll get the best care if she needs it and my savings won't be obliterated in the process. It's personal choice I guess. "

I'm not suggesting that anyone shouldn't insure there cat, if you can afford both that's even better.

Just a lot of people don't realise how crap most the cat food is.

It's hardly surprising really when you think about how much unhealthy rubbish there is in supermarkets for humans.

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By *essiCouple
over a year ago

suffolk

Animal friends voted best insurer 2015

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

don't use E&l insurance whatever you do

I was with them and as soon as my dog was diagnosed with epilepsy and I put a claim in they canceled my policy and refused to pay out

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By *izzy. OP   Woman
over a year ago

Stoke area

Thanks for your suggestions and comments. I feed them food recommended by the vets. I live in a rural location so they are unlikely to get squished by a vehicle, but renal problems , epilepsy or whatever can be costly. Will check out the companies mentioned. Cheers xx

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By *ancadamMan
over a year ago

Stockport


"don't use E&l insurance whatever you do

I was with them and as soon as my dog was diagnosed with epilepsy and I put a claim in they canceled my policy and refused to pay out "
agree! my dog is insured with them and they quibble and issue exclusion notices.i spend so much time phoning them and trying to resolve issues.my vet has confirmed they are the WORST company to deal with .

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By *uper GranWoman
over a year ago

Lichfield


"I have adopted two kitties from a rescue centre. I want to arrange pet insurance but can't find a price comparison site without filling in loads of forms to get quotes.

Anyone got any suggestions please? "

What ever you do look into the details as some cheap policies are worthless or almost so.

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By *ancadamMan
over a year ago

Stockport


"I have adopted two kitties from a rescue centre. I want to arrange pet insurance but can't find a price comparison site without filling in loads of forms to get quotes.

Anyone got any suggestions please?

What ever you do look into the details as some cheap policies are worthless or almost so. "
Agree! think the best way is im told to go to the vet you are planning to use and ask their opinion on who they rate!

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