Sallyjane17's Review of The Kennel Club Pet Insurance
27th Sep 2005
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Expensive.. high excess..
General Comments
The Kennel Club Pet Insurance excess is £50 plus 10% of cost of vets fees. I bought this on the false assumption that the Kennel Club would offer good quality insurance. Last year my dog was referred to a behaviourist. I then discovered that this was one of the few insurers who would not pay for behaviour treatment! They have corrected this now but is it expensive and the excess is high. I am now looking elsewhere!
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