Does anyone here have pet insurance an who did you go for to get the best cover
Despite having pets my whole life its somthing I've never gotten before because its been family pets an like my dog it was my parents that paid, however my last bunny cost me close to £500 before she died an at the time really ate away a lot of savings
This time I want to get some rabbit insurance for my new little bun but not sure if its worth it or I should just put some money in a jar just incase, it's hard to believe but somtimes they can get expensive quick an out the blue
Had a look online but most don't seem to be clear with what exactly they will cover, most are saying general illness or accidents but how do you tell which illness will be covered
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks
Despite having pets my whole life its somthing I've never gotten before because its been family pets an like my dog it was my parents that paid, however my last bunny cost me close to £500 before she died an at the time really ate away a lot of savings
This time I want to get some rabbit insurance for my new little bun but not sure if its worth it or I should just put some money in a jar just incase, it's hard to believe but somtimes they can get expensive quick an out the blue
Had a look online but most don't seem to be clear with what exactly they will cover, most are saying general illness or accidents but how do you tell which illness will be covered
Any advice would be appreciated, thanks
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Pet insurance can be a massive minefield, I don’t think there’s any other type of insurance that has so many different options. Whichever policy you go with, I would make sure it’s a lifetime policy so if your bunny does develop an illness she’ll be covered for the rest of her life.
If a claim is denied, it’s down to the insurance company, not the vets. Unless you mean direct claims where you don’t pay at all and the insurance company pay the vet directly? In which case, most practices don’t tend to offer these without prior agreement as we get stung so much by insurance companies not paying out to us! If for some reason, your rabbit needed some major work doing and you wanted a direct claim, the vets may do something called a pre-authorisation. This is where they get in touch with your insurance company with an estimate for treatment and the insurance company will let us know if they’d pay out for it before you go ahead. But this is usually done for major work like big surgeries etc. Hope that makes sense 
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I've had bunny's ever since a kid but it was obvious my parents that covered costs an now it's my responsibility so want to get the best for him, my oldest bun was almost 16 when she passed, they make incredible pets 
I see far too many poorly kept rabbits in work - wish they were all as lucky as yours! 
