That is what my wife does for her two horses. She insured many years ago and discovered that it was all a scam. One hit and it is gone. If a horse damaged a leg....after a claim ....only the other 3 legs were covered. So with normal activity as more bits were claimed for less of the horse was insured ....but the premiums kept going up. Our dogs are on Pet Plan which gives a discount on their yearly vacs except for Kennel Cough which is the one required to house them in kennels if we ever get round to going on holiday.My advice, don't use Trent pet insurance, in fact I would go as far to say, set up an account and put the money away each month in the "dogs insurance fund" ensure he gets regular checks ups.
Our Local Vet used to do a "Vacs for life" plan for a 1 off payment, basically if the dog lived for more than 5 yrs it was free after that. Both dogs have this in place. They have always been insured, although for us it was more a lost or stolen backup, i really do not mind paying, they are my responsibility after all. The vet asked in passing about the insurance as we were discussing what we need to do ie Heart scan, blood tests and X-ray.That is what my wife does for her two horses. She insured many years ago and discovered that it was all a scam. One hit and it is gone. If a horse damaged a leg....after a claim ....only the other 3 legs were covered. So with normal activity as more bits were claimed for less of the horse was insured ....but the premiums kept going up. Our dogs are on Pet Plan which gives a discount on their yearly vacs except for Kennel Cough which is the one required to house them in kennels if we ever get round to going on holiday.
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