Madelyn L.
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That’s amazing that Ruby is doing better now! I knew she would pull through, shes a tough little girl
I bet she’ll be glad to be coming home
I bet she’ll be glad to be coming home
At ER vet right now!
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peanutdabunny
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How much are the bills? Vs how much is pet insurance? I want to know if I should get it
Apollo’s Slave
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I’m not sure how much rabbit insurance will be for you. Mine is £13 a month (£156 a year). And I know that vet bills for stasis (depending on a few factors) can go upwards of £200-300. Let’s say your bunny gets stasis twice a year (£600 without insurance), you will only need to pay the excess once which for me is £60, which ends up saving more money, and you don’t need to be worried about not taking the bunny to the vet because you can’t afford it
peanutdabunny
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Any americans have rabbit insurance? And if so what plan do you have if there are different plans
I'm actually looking into pet insurance and waiting for a response from Pet Assure about a question I have. Regardless of whether they cover it or not, I'm still getting the insurance. The plan I'm looking at covers up to 4 animals in a household for $16-$17 a month.
Ruby is home now and she's kind of pissy, I don't think she enjoyed her spa visit or the car ride home, but she's home. I gave her 12 hour dose of Reglan and settled her in.
I replied earlier but must not have hit the save button. She has nationwide pet insurance. I got the health and wellness for exotics, because it just about everything including her spay. I pay $38 a month. Her spay bill was $365, she's had two checkups, don't remember cost and yesterday's bill was $965, but would have gone up drastically if I hadn't gotten her in there fast. Just imagine if she had needed surgery! And as mentioned above the last thing I needed to worry about yesterday was bills.
peanutdabunny
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does insurance go up like it does when you get in a car accident? (for car insurance)
peanutdabunny
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Great! And does it cover my bunny getting vacciated, the only thing I'm thhinking about is that a vet visit is only 42$ and its one of the best vets in america for bunnies.
Um... I would imagine so... But in pennsylvania we don't vaccinate yet. A standard check up visit may be only 42, but issues can arise with buns. It's an extra monthly fee, but it's paid for itself and more.
peanutdabunny
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You can't even get a vacciene? hmm thats strange, since the amount of outbreaks, I just want to take my bun outside
I don't think so, unless somethings changed. I don't take Ruby outside, and it's not a threat in our area yet. That I know of anyway. *sitting down to google*
peanutdabunny
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haha!
Aww, glad to read that Ruby pulled it through! She's so amazing and i'm sure that her spitfire sass helped her in the end.
Also, i was wondering, what sort of worldwide pet insurance? Our country's insurance firms only cover for cats and dogs under some conditions, and Musti&Lümi's big fat vet bills (Your spays cost so much! Our pricing ranges from 75 to 200) had reminded me many a time to look into it, but i found NOTHING. A lil' helping hand is much appreciated.
Also, i was wondering, what sort of worldwide pet insurance? Our country's insurance firms only cover for cats and dogs under some conditions, and Musti&Lümi's big fat vet bills (Your spays cost so much! Our pricing ranges from 75 to 200) had reminded me many a time to look into it, but i found NOTHING. A lil' helping hand is much appreciated.
Mariam+Theo
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I'm so happy Ruby is home! Please update us with pictures of her now that she feeling better (I always love seeing pictures of her because she is so cute!).
I don't know about worldwide. I used Nationwide, and it will come up first as only cats and dogs, I had to dig through the links to find the exotics, but they are pretty great if you just call them, once I found they did have an exotics plan. Spays are generally more expensive than neuters, I'm also thinking my vet might just be a little pricey, he's got the market on exotics in the area. I could have probably gone to my dogs vet with her, but rabbits, ya know.
I just looked into Nationwide. So far, I noticed it's the only pet insurance that would cover rabbits at a decent price. Very glad Ruby gets to continue being a Rum Bun.
So sorry I missed this, but so happy it all turned out good! So glad Miss Ruby is on the mend!! ☺ ☺
Great news! I have been reading every thing I can about stasis. It's good to know that your knowledge helped Ruby.
