Happy Shopper
GBBeware and double check your policy. Petplan added exclusions to policy after it had been issued and did not inform me of there addition. I decided to continue the insurance that came with my dog from a well known rescue centre. Petplan put so many exclusions on the policy, that it was pointless having the insurance. Petplan received a vet report saying no health problems with a dog and then exclude every part of the dog practically, and want to charge £700. I don't think so... I have cancelled the policy as it's not worth the paper its written on. It is very evident they do not want to insure animals that come from rescue centres even though they have been vet checked! I cannot think of any other reason for their actions. Also what is more worrying is the deception l experienced. I was sent a policy by email which had no exclusions, was informed that the underwriter would email me if there were exclusions. I got no email from the underwriter. I went online to set up my Petplan login 6 days later only to find they had added about 8 exclusions which covered practically every system of the dog. How sneaky is that Petplan. You are misleading your customers, adding things to their policy without informing them.
Gale Cull
NZLast year we purchased a Burmese kitten… Last year we purchased a Burmese kitten from a registered breeder in NZ. The kitten came with one month's insurance with Pet Plan. Unfortunately our kitten became unwell soon after we got him home. He had three acute viral infections and needed two nights acue treatment at the vets. When we went to claim the $2000 from Petplan- they declined stating the kitten became unwell on day 6 and their cover did not kick in until day 7. They did not reconsider in spite of correspondence and support from our vet.We informed the breeder who has now changed from Petplan. WE WILL NEVER DEAL WITH PETPLAN AGAIN.
Mrs Emma Bourne
GBNot the peace of mind it seems What an almighty rip off - have been with Pet plan for years and find every way not to pay out with excessive and increasing yearly premiums as your pets age. Seriously -I urge anyone considering a policy - to review the option of putting money in the bank each month. A surprising number of vets agree this is a better option.
ANGELA LONSDALE
CAExcellent customer service I was having some difficulties with my Petplan account and I called on several occasions to rectify the issues. Although the staff were helpful and patient the problem was a difficult one to resolve. However, when I talked to Stacy she went over and above. Not only did she go to her managers to help assist me she had the problem solved within a day and called me back several times to make sure everything was ok. Also a Manager named Gina was incredible to me too. Thank you
C FRODSHAM
GBMy insurance premiums have risen… My insurance premiums have risen excessively (over £200 this year alone (never claimed in 5 years) won’t budge on premiums so I informed them that I would not be renewing the policy when it was up in a few weeks time. Will be putting any savings made in our new policy into a savings account for any potential vets fees.