While we always hope for the best for our pets, unexpected accidents or illnesses can happen at any time, and without proper financial protection, the cost of treatment can add up quickly!

Consider this:
The average cost of an out-of-hours consult is £200 (and that’s before treatment or diagnostics). 
If your pet develops diabetes, you can expect to pay £120 a month for medicine for the rest of their life.
If your dog or cat swallows something bad and requires a foreign body removal, the cost can skyrocket to £3,120.  

When considering your pet's health, the last thing you want to be thinking about is money. This is where pet insurance, or an emergency savings account, comes in. It gives you financial peace of mind and ensures that you'll be able to take care of your pet's medical expenses without straining your finances.

Do you have pet insurance? 🐱❤️‍🩹


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