Why is it the one you don't have insured , gets injured

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Poor Sid our pug x frenchie , got his toe trod on last night by our horse. At first it seemed ok as he trotted off but when we got to him it was bleeding badly and nail was off. Phoned our dog vet but as it was 6.30 they charge over £100 to see him, then phoned our horse vet [ which is a couple of miles further] and they charge £65. So took him there and they checked it and cleaned it and wrapped it up . Took him back this morning and it was swollen so they kept him in for x rays etc. Got to phone at 4.30.
They also were worried about a lump on his forehead, he is 6 months old and were told by the breeder that their vets said it was just a birthmark type thing where the whorl was, he had it from birth and it hasn't grown any bigger . It has hair on it and he doesn't worry about it or anything, he is fit and healthy in himself. The breeder had him vaccinated and microchipped so I believed what they said [maybe should have got him checked before buying]
Why is it the one you don't have insured, my puppy is insured [my daughter and I had them the same week] and both her horses are insured.
Please send healing vibes
 
Murphy's law??

None of our dogs are insured. Something under the house insurances covers them third party if they get out of the house and cause an accident but that's all.

Hope he's ok
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Oh, that's annoying - I hope he's okay though! Neither of our dogs are insured either, but we've had them for eight and nine years respectively and so far the only vet visits we've needed have been for routine stuff like vacs, worming, spaying and whatnot, so fingers crossed...
 
He had op and tests on lump ,which they now think might be ok but have sent stuff off. His dressing came off as soon as he moved his foot on the sofa and I have redone it completely . No broken bones but it is now stitched and hope he doesn't get any more problems. Cost £300 which they let daughter pay half this month and rest next month.
 
I hope that he feels OK soon.
We have never insured any of our dogs either
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We do joke that we should insure one of the 3 border terriers and use that name at the vets every time but they would think that she was a very accident prone doglet and had scars that come and go
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