Pet Insurance
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Tell us about your pet

Is your pet a dog or a cat?

What is your pet's gender?

How old is your pet?

What breed type is your pet?

Select a species to see the available breed types.

What breed is your pet?

Please note, if your pet's breed is not on our pick list or is crossed with a breed not on our pick list, we cannot offer cover.

Select a species and breed type to see the available breeds.

Enter 0 if you didn't pay anything.

Did you get your pet from a registered animal charity or rescue centre?

Has your pet been neutered or spayed?

What type of cover does your pet need?

We don’t provide cover for pre-existing conditions.

Short-term cover

We will help cover the cost of vet fees for when your pet suffers an accident or illness which can normally be treated within 12 months, such as broken bones or injections.

The 12 month cover period begins from the day a condition is first treated by you or your vet.

We can continue to provide cover for the same claim after renewing your policy, as long as the 12 month period hasn’t passed and your payment are up to date.

If your pet still needs treatment for the same condition after 12 months have passed, we will no longer cover any vet fees and cannot offer your our long-term cover in the future.

Long-term cover

We will help you cover the cost of vet fees for when your pet suffers any type of accident or illness, including conditions which may take longer than 12 months to treat, such as arthritis or diabetes.

As long as you renew with us every year and your payments are kept up to date, we will cover your pet for their entire lifetime.

for accidents and illnesses that can normally be treated within 12 months, such as broken bones or infections

for any accidents and illnesses, including conditions that normally require treatment lasting longer than 12 months, such as arthritis or diabetes

How much fixed excess do you want to pay towards your pet’s vet fees?

A larger amount will usually make your policy price cheaper, but it will increase the amount you will need to pay if you make a claim.