Black Jack
Adult Guinea Pig
I saw a reply on here today where someone wrote they couldn't find insurance for guineas. (Sorry can't remember who it was!)Mine are insured via Exotic Direct £82 a year. It's well worth it!
lavenderjade said:I looked them up and got a quote for 6 guines (have 7 now) and it was nearly £800 for the year!
So I left it :o
Jane said:lavenderjade said:I looked them up and got a quote for 6 guines (have 7 now) and it was nearly £800 for the year!
So I left it :o
£800 for a year? :o That's really expensive..I know vet bills can be high but it's unlikely you'd spend that much on them in a year.
edit: just got a quote and it's very strange how they do it..they only go on how many small mammals you want to insure? Don't they ask any questions? Or am I doing it wrong...
lindsay7 said:Jane said:lavenderjade said:I looked them up and got a quote for 6 guines (have 7 now) and it was nearly £800 for the year!
So I left it :o
£800 for a year? :o That's really expensive..I know vet bills can be high but it's unlikely you'd spend that much on them in a year.
edit: just got a quote and it's very strange how they do it..they only go on how many small mammals you want to insure? Don't they ask any questions? Or am I doing it wrong...
Your not doing anything wrong Jane i have just been on and done the same as you.
PerfectPiggies said:What does it cover? :-\
Good find O0
That's per guinea - works out a lot if you've got lots of piggies but then I once had a Vet bill for nearly £500 for one piggy and then she went to the Bridge 0karenrgpr said:How many guineas is that for?
Have you been on the Exotic Direct website Clare? I'm not sure but think they may cover anywhereClare said:cant get small pets such as rabbits and piggys insured in ireland :-\