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Pet insurance that fits your breed
Every breed has its own health risks. We show what your dog or cat is prone to, what treatment really costs, and the kind of cover that keeps paying when it matters.
Three questions to answer before you buy
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What is my breed prone to?
The conditions that show up most in your breed, from UK veterinary research.
Browse breeds - 2
What would treatment cost?
Published UK costs for diagnosis, surgery and lifelong management.
See conditions - 3
Will my policy keep paying?
Why lifetime, maximum benefit and time-limited cover behave so differently.
Insurance explained
Breed guides
All breeds- DogLabrador RetrieverLabradors commonly see vets for ear disease, weight gain and joint problems, including hip and elbow dysplasia. What that means for treatment costs and the cover you choose.1 key conditionLook for: Lifetime
- DogFrench BulldogFrench Bulldogs in the UK are mostly young dogs with high rates of breathing, skin, ear and eye problems. What the evidence shows, what treatment costs and what to check in a policy.1 key conditionLook for: Lifetime
- More on the wayThe 20 most popular UK dog breeds and 8 most popular cat breeds, each researched from veterinary sources.
Conditions library
- Brachycephalic obstructive airway syndrome (BOAS)A breathing disorder of flat-faced dogs caused by crowded airway tissue. Signs to watch for, how it is diagnosed and treated, UK surgery costs and how insurers commonly handle it.
- Hip dysplasiaAn inherited condition where the hip joints develop abnormally, leading to pain and arthritis. How it is diagnosed and treated, what surgery costs and how insurers handle it.
Why you can trust what you read here
Cited, not guessed
Every health and cost claim links to its source: veterinary studies, Kennel Club data and insurers' own documents.
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