Just thought I give you guys and girls dog owners a heads up what happened to our 6 week old puppy. She managed to bite the top off a Kong treat toy to get to the treat .The toy got into her intestine and the vet had to remove this today with an operation at the cost of £2000 . So my advise is don't give dogs these treat toys .

£2000 wow

Sorry 6 month old puppy

Jeez, thanks for the heads up. Hows your pup now?

Sorry to hear about that, but 6 weeks old is very young to be given get any sort of treat toy, was it intended for another dog?

No pet insurance? Gutted.

Dogs are certainly adept at destroying toys and you cannot i guess wrap them in cotton wool.

 

But my advice is ALWAYS have pet insurance, something like £150 for cover per annum is a no brainer.

 

Our GSD had a knee rebuilt at a cost of £2600 and Direct Line stumped up every penny to their credit.

Dogs are certainly adept at destroying toys and you cannot i guess wrap them in cotton wool.

 

But my advice is ALWAYS have pet insurance, something like £150 for cover per annum is a no brainer.

 

Our GSD had a knee rebuilt at a cost of £2600 and Direct Line stumped up every penny to their credit.

 

I'll need to change insurer, £120 per month for our two German Shorthair Pointers.

The problem with insurance companies is when they start excluding things and upping premiums as your pet gets older

I'll need to change insurer, £120 per month for our two German Shorthair Pointers.

 

That is a lot per month.

 

I've been faithful to direct line but their quote this year was something like £27 a month, which year on year was creeping up and up and i looked and the cover was not top drawer.

 

I reluctantly looked about and plumped for something incredibly similar at £14 a month.