Anyone heard of Lifelong Pet insurance?

[jennyk]

My vets advertise for them alot i done a quote for pippa (our dog) just a Mongrel she was 6 months at the time no previous health problems & they quoted me £24 a month i hung Up pretty quick lol x

lol that is a lot of money! Lifelong are ok but I recently changed over to cover by healthy pets as they offer the best deal for the money. Maybe worth a look?

Hope that helps x

[Rosella moggy]

I think Noni should be and is the cheapest for insurance cover out of our six due to her age (she's 3 years old so not too young and certainly not old) and no health ishoos so I got a quote....

For £6,000 vet fees cover they have quoted £16.78 per month with an excess of £80 (that includes a 10% online discount  )

compared to

£7,000 vet fees cover with Axa that I am paying £5.83 per month with an excess of £50.

I don't think I'll be moving just yet 

ETA  I don;t like this part of policy either....

Dental treatment is normally excluded except where specifically to relieve suffering provided the cat has been insured under this policy for at least two years.

[zoe (tiggy + pipins mum)]

My vets advertise for them alot i done a quote for pippa (our dog) just a Mongrel she was 6 months at the time no previous health problems & they quoted me £24 a month i hung Up pretty quick lol x

[Mark]

www.lifelong-vet.co.uk (Underwritten by Pinnacle Insurance)

I picked up a leaflet in the vets last wek. It sounds similar to Petplan/Axa

Main benefits are £6,000 per year. They also send you a £25 voucher each year to use towards boosters etc.

They give a few examples such as 5 year old Moggie in Croydon £14.43 a month (which works out to £11 something if you allow for the £25 back)


ETA - I just went to do a test quote to compare Alice's insurance and they don't insure cats over 10 years old. 
Therefore Axa are still my favourites