Dogs yearly booster

snowman2_2

Paradigm wrote: »

An unfair requirement that can be challenged!

For example: How does not being vaccinated affect any claim for a road accident involving broken bones etc? It doesn't!

Just because an insurance co puts clauses into a policy doesn't make them right or reasonable.

But you agree to these terms when you take out the policy. Is it right for the insurance company to pay out to treat parvo virus when you could easily have prevented it? I have never seen a company refuse to pay for a broken bone though in an unvaccinated dog but if you could easily prevent a disease, why should they pay for it?

Paradigm

snowman2 wrote: »

Is it right for the insurance company to pay out to treat parvo virus when you could easily have prevented it?

No it's not fair & I wouldn't expect them too but that's not what I'm saying. I had personal experience of a company refusing to payout for cancer treatment until they had proof of vaccinations.... quite how vaccs could have prevented cancer I'm not sure!

snowman2_2

Paradigm wrote: »

No it's not fair & I wouldn't expect them too but that's not what I'm saying. I had personal experience of a company refusing to payout for cancer treatment until they had proof of vaccinations.... quite how vaccs could have prevented cancer I'm not sure!

No that's wrong of the insurance company morally but quite possibly legally correct based on the small print. From my experience, people don't read the small print or fully understand the policy they have taken out. I would like insurance companies to explain the policy in much more detail, albeit in simple terms.

vroombroom

I've just paid £26 each for my dogs' boosters. Do you have a vets4pets near you?

chalkiesalem_2

my vets will let you go up to a month over

Kimberley

I've not long received my dogs booster reminder and on the back of the card it says to not allow more then 2 months late or they will need the complete course again.

nikki702

vroombroom wrote: »

I've just paid £26 each for my dogs' boosters. Do you have a vets4pets near you?

Not that I know of ... I wish I did

jetbag

I go to my local vets4pets they have a scheme where you pay £99 and this covers vaccinations for the life of you pet. I think this is good value especially if your pet is still young. they have lots of branches around the country

Paradigm

chalkiesalem wrote: »

my vets will let you go up to a month over

Kimberley wrote: »

I've not long received my dogs booster reminder and on the back of the card it says to not allow more then 2 months late or they will need the complete course again.

Complete course for which vaccs?