/24-7PressRelease/ - May 05, 2006 - CavyRescue - the UK's first and only dedicated rodent rescue charity - now gives owners of 'small furries' (such as guinea pigs, rats, ferrets etc) access to a specialist small mammal insurance. This Small Mammal Vet Fee insurance helps cover the costs associated with a rat, rabbit, guinea pig, ferret and other small mammals' health and welfare.
And for every animal policy sold, the charity will receive a donation.
Jason Hulott, co-founder of the charity, says: "We all know how expensive vets' bills can be for our 'small furries'. And although they may be smaller than a cat or dog, it does not mean that the vets' bills reflect this!
"For example - to x-ray a rat or guinea pig can cost anything up to 80 - and that is without the consultation fee or any treatment needed; ongoing medications for a rat with respiratory disease will cost around 330 every year; and removal of a lump and all its associated costs can go well into hundreds of pounds.
"With this Vet Fee Insurance for small mammals - which can cost from as little as 22p a day - it means that you don't have to worry anymore about setting aside money for those inevitable vets' bills. And for every policy sold, CavyRescue will benefit, ensuring that we can continue our work with unwanted, abused and abandoned small furries well in to the future".
Free 30 day veterinary fee insurance is available to people rehoming a small furry from CavyRescue.
For more information, please visit http://www.cavyrescue.co.uk or send an SAE to: CavyRescue, PO Box 532, Wouldham, Kent, ME1 9AT
(Policy terms and conditions apply, details available on request)
Contact: Stella Hulott, CavyRescue on 07932 750271. Email: cavyrescue@yahoo.co.uk or visit http://www.cavyrescue.co.uk
About CavyRescue:
Kent-based CavyRescue (registered charity number 1111583) was set up in 1999 by husband and wife team Jason and Stella Hulott and is the UK's first and only dedicated rodent rescue charity. They have rescued, rehabilitated and rehomed over 1,600 small furries (guinea pigs, rabbits, hamsters, gerbils), now specialising in rats. Our aim is to educate individuals and organisations on small animal healthcare and welfare and we regularly run successful campaigns to this effect.
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