Eating a Vegetarian Elephant

savingholmes

Was that PB wins - or purchases?

Chiglepig

@savingholmes that was wins

powerspowers

Ooh well done! 

savingholmes

woohoo that's fab

Fortune_Smiles

Brilliant win @Chiglepig!  I had the same problem with Y0uG0v.  Couldn't get an answer from them for months and had to resort to contacting their marketing manager before I could get it resolved.

Fortune x

Chiglepig

@Fortune_Smiles, I'm not sure I can be bothered - certainly not at this point in the academic year!

Decision made, Puss Cat is now self insured! I can't do the same for Doggos because they have to be insured to come to work with me, but I won't be renewing Pet Health club for any of them as the renewals come up - again that can all go into a dedicated Pet Stuff account.

themadvix

If the Pet Health club stuff is flea treatment from the vets, you can almost certainly get this cheaper online. Frontline etc doesn't need a prescription, but even if what you give them is prescription only, it's well worth checking prices - I get a prescription for flea treatment for one of our cats and that costs about £20 (for a year's worth), but the tablets are about half the price from Pet Drugs Online (highly recommended, no connection!). We come a bit unstuck with worming tablets as they seem to be proprietary, but I need to look at this again really as I'm sure I could get the equivalent cheaper elsewhere.

Youg0v are not sending me invites at the moment because I'm 55p away from payout Very frustrating!

Fortune_Smiles

Chiglepig said:

@Fortune_Smiles, I'm not sure I can be bothered - certainly not at this point in the academic year!

I don't blame you.  I was close to pay out but wouldn't have bothered myself otherwise.

Fortune x

Chiglepig

themadvix said:

If the Pet Health club stuff is flea treatment from the vets, you can almost certainly get this cheaper online. Frontline etc doesn't need a prescription, but even if what you give them is prescription only, it's well worth checking prices - I get a prescription for flea treatment for one of our cats and that costs about £20 (for a year's worth), but the tablets are about half the price from Pet Drugs Online (highly recommended, no connection!). We come a bit unstuck with worming tablets as they seem to be proprietary, but I need to look at this again really as I'm sure I could get the equivalent cheaper elsewhere.

Youg0v are not sending me invites at the moment because I'm 55p away from payout Very frustrating!

It is, @themadvix, it was worth it for the first year, and they used to do additional health checks, but those went by the wayside with social distancing. It also included insurance handling, which was useful when Big dog and Puss were younger and accident prone. Thanks for the PDO recommendation.

@for@Fortune_Smiles and @themadvix, that is so frustrating with YouGov - at least I'd only done two surveys!

LadyWithAPlan

That's a great monthly PB win, may I ask how many?
I only had mine for 2 qualifying months £14k but I am impatiently waiting 😊

Yes think self insure is good for the pets once they are older. My mum's pet insurance has suddenly gone from £42 to £84 monthly, the dog is 10 and had just one claim in 7 years - for £60 blocked ear  ache  received after their claw backs etc.