I have a west highland dog, and I would like to buy one insurance for him.

I am living in Manchester. May I ask which one is better from my screenshot or someone else’s? I am not so clear about the cost if he gets illness in the future?

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The second edition:

After you guys suggestion, I plan to switch to £10000 one and excess 250£.

As my dog is a puppy, I will keep on increasing the amount of insurance by his age

Beware. Do Not join. It’s rigged and they want money.

Hi,

Very straightforward question. My husband and I are planning to adopt a dog. We had filled out a couple of adoption applications, but by the time we heard from one, the dog had already been adopted by someone else. Another hasn't responded to us yet, as they check all the adoption applications that come through first before reviewing.

We aren't keen on applying for more before we know about the one we are waiting for, as we don't want to fill out applications now and then say no later to them later if we already adopt another one by then.

I just want to get an idea to see if this approach is fine and what are the recommended organizations you had a great experience with. We can very well accommodate a dog and have enough space and other amenities, but we are unsure of which way to go.

We are also keen on buying from a verified breeder, but only if adoption is getting tougher and after putting a sufficient amount of time into the process.

What are your thoughts and advice? Thank you!

There is so much conflicting advice online regarding raw feeding versus high-quality complete kibble or wet food. I tried raw for a few months with my dog, but found the freezer space and hygiene prep a bit overwhelming, so we moved to a high-meat wet food instead. What feeding routine have you found works best for your pets?