Thread: "Pet insurance "

Yes have read all the fine print and too me it's not wort it . As much as I do like my dogs I think about $1,500 .00 would be the limit at one time depending on the injury . Pointer your are bang on with the leg ligaments , been there done that ! Ended up with a "bionic wirehair ". Wasn't far off 6 million in the end . And then you get fuck all years use after that ,as they get too sore and stiff in the back wheels , so you have too put them out to pasture aged 8 .

Yep, seen it all too many times Munsey. Hurts the heart and the wallet in one long drawn out process. Better to ring a trusted friend to take him for the 'one way hunting trip'

Originally Posted by Pointer

Yep, seen it all too many times Munsey. Hurts the heart and the wallet in one long drawn out process. Better to ring a trusted friend to take him for the 'one way hunting trip'

I have been rung for those trips and i have rung for those trips.
Declined both ways.
Bloody hard to shoot a mate even if you don't own it.
Maybe different if not a dog you know well.

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Originally Posted by Dougie

If I had to fork out for a big surgery that would probably hurt the bank account but I've looked into insurance too, ended up just setting up a bank account with a weekly AP for the same amount that pooch insurance would cost. I sometimes use that pool for rego or dog transport too.

There is a lot too be said for self insuring as long as you ENsure you do it I worked for a household name corporate that self insured and had a 16 million dollar account that issued staff loans at 3% interest It helped many people buy homes

Originally Posted by veitnamcam

I have been rung for those trips and i have rung for those trips.
Declined both ways.
Bloody hard to shoot a mate even if you don't own it.
Maybe different if not a dog you know well.

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+ 1 VC can't be done by this kiwi anyway. Maybe if it was in front and urgent but no way otherwise.