I had Bobbi with Asda and they paid out within 10 days not an ounce of hassle.

I think I'm paying £30 for 2 collies but thats with a london post codeand an excess of £80 each

M & S here and I pay annually at £240 ish, same for 2 years now too, and he's going on 9 in July.

AXA, £12 a month for an 20 month old BC

we pay £23 / mth for our 2 - a staffy and a rottie x lab.
Would have gone with petplan but it would've cost double that which was out of the question.

I pay £26.80 a month for my leo girlie with m@s - she had a bit of trouble as a pup so i think that why its so expensive now, lol. They didn't use to have an excess but now they have their policies and have a £50 excess. She is covered 'for life' for any illness and i also get my purchase price back if she dies through a medical condition - i'd rather keep her though

My rottie isn't insured as yet - as not too sure what is happening with him at mo but i think i'd just go down the road of putting money into a seperate bank account.

I pay £46 a month with direct line.. that`s for all three of mine (x2 NI & a small crossbreed) Never had to claim yet.. so no idea about the service.

My two are insured with PetPlan. I pay £22.71for Molly, a Wesite who is almost 5 years old and £14.75 for Roxy, a 7 year old Crossbreed, and that's with a 10% discount for a second dog. I don't grudge a penny of it.

We're paying £23 a month for Chip with Pet Plan and I think I paid £150 for the year for Dale. However Dale's policy only covers him for a year so I'll upgrade it next time. Dale was with Direct Line for his first year, but I changed when their premium shot up and we hadn't even claimed.

I pay Direct Line £26.00 per month for my Basset Hound and Golden Retriever. I have had to claim for Tess, GRT and they took a week to get the claim form to me and told me they take approximately 4 to 6 weeks to pay out. That was 3 weeks ago so hopefully anytime soon! I have a £50 excess.