Simba
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- May 17, 2010
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Hi John, hope that you and the big feller are ok. good to hear blood test were taken ok and hope results are all clear. :thumb:
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Cos he's goes PRIVATE TBOoh: £120 :Angry:
Now that is a good owner.....you go NHS - Bruno goes Private! :thumb:
Hope he ok, and all goes well! Does he have insurance? I know some schemes cover 'for life' (which is what ours has) In that case, if he needs long term treatment, it will be paid for for life.
Good luck again - you two are a couple of fighters!:thumb:
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Good news mate.:thumb:
but don't you find that vets string it out when a dog is insuredoh:
Good news mate.:thumb:
but don't you find that vets string it out when a dog is insuredoh:
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Off topic but:-
I am surprised the insurers let the vets give the medication out as they get no discount whatsoever I know this as used to pay the bill and claim it back, cant afford to do that now.
If it was a car the insurers would direct you to one of their body-shops.
Some of the bill are horrendous.
I now pay £100 a month for Bruno and Amy to be insured with Bruno being loaded like crazy.
Ta for all your concern for my fellas well-being though.
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We did not bother this year, as the premium started 4 years ago at less £100 per year now around £350 per year. Never had to use it, also does not cover his epelepsy (or how ever you spell it) or any injury relating to it.
I asked them why it had trebeled in the 4 years they could not answer.
So decised to take the risk.
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