Vet charge for form filling?

[poiuytrewq]

I know they will charge something as it’s time.
How much would you expect or have you paid for a very simple (as in few minutes to fill in)
Insurance form?

 

[blackcob]

Ours charge for direct insurance claims only (where insurer pays vet) - £21 for first claim, £10.50 for continuations. No charge for indirect claims, where you've paid the bill up front.

 

[Jenko109]

I pay £21 for first claim.

No charge for continuation claims.

 

[rara007]

£35 for both my small animal and equine vets. I think rvc were similar maybe slightly less.

 

[MurphysMinder]

I pay £30 for first claim and that covers all claim forms for 12 months of same illness.

 

[Amy May In A Manger]

I'd expect to pay around £30

 

[Landcruiser]

We charge £38 for a new direct claim (because not only are we doing the admin but we are also holding the debt, which can be hefty, and chasing it up if they are slow paying out). Capped at 3 charges per year. We don't currently charge anything for indirect claims ie client has paid us, has filled in their portion of insurance form, we just have to fill in vet portion and send history when requested. There is a strong possibility this will change soon, and there will be a charge, because it can still be quite time consuming.

 

[Maddie Moo]

For my ones in the vet’s pet health club it’s free.

For those who aren’t it varies between £25 at the OOH vet and £30 for my normal vet.

 

[poiuytrewq]

Sorry! Flat out day. She paid £40 which I thought really steep.
I’ve already paid the bill in full

 

[poiuytrewq]

* sorry In context for anyone who doesn’t know. It’s my daughters dog but I took him and therefore paid

 

[Lauraback]

My dogs local vet charges £15 per ailment / claim

 

[HopOnTrot]

No fee from the small animal vets, £30 from the equine vet, not sure if this is per form or per incident, will find out at the end of this month!

 

[poiuytrewq]

My equine didn’t charge me last time and she was fulling in continuation of claim forms for a year!