Did you know in the UK a vast percentage of companion animals are given up due to being unable to afford vet treatment and care?
We believe insurance should be mandatory here in the UK when taking on an animal so that no animal is euthanised if the owner can't afford treatment.
Rabbits as a species are prone to many health issues and veterinary costs quickly add up. A survey conducted by the ASPCA showed rabbits to be the most expensive pets, due to them having so many illnesses and ongoing health conditions.
Insurance gives you peace of mind that your rabbits veterinary treatment can be paid for. By paying a small monthly amount, you have the security that your rabbits will be provided for regardless of your bank balance at the time.
We believe insurance should be mandatory here in the UK when taking on an animal so that no animal is euthanised if the owner can't afford treatment.
Rabbits as a species are prone to many health issues and veterinary costs quickly add up. A survey conducted by the ASPCA showed rabbits to be the most expensive pets, due to them having so many illnesses and ongoing health conditions.
Insurance gives you peace of mind that your rabbits veterinary treatment can be paid for. By paying a small monthly amount, you have the security that your rabbits will be provided for regardless of your bank balance at the time.
Reasons to Consider Insurance
Do you have thousands in the bank for:
If your rabbit eats something they shouldn't and needs emergency surgery?
What about if they jump and get a broken leg?
Investigations for difficulty breathing?
How about ear infections and abscesses?
All of these cost thousands to treat and can happen to any rabbit at any time.
Having insurance saves you money over time, by paying a small monthly fee you have a safety net for any medical care your bun needs. It is worth every penny! Putting £10 a month aside into a bank account would only equate to £120, but with insurance you would have £2500 towards vet bills. It's a no brainer!
If your rabbit eats something they shouldn't and needs emergency surgery?
What about if they jump and get a broken leg?
Investigations for difficulty breathing?
How about ear infections and abscesses?
All of these cost thousands to treat and can happen to any rabbit at any time.
Having insurance saves you money over time, by paying a small monthly fee you have a safety net for any medical care your bun needs. It is worth every penny! Putting £10 a month aside into a bank account would only equate to £120, but with insurance you would have £2500 towards vet bills. It's a no brainer!
