Pet Insurance Comparison

Pet Insurance Comparison – Compare Quotes and save time and money

Believe it or not you CAN’T use Tiger.co.uk to insure a pet tiger… but if you own a dog, a cat or a rabbit we’ve got you covered.

Your furry friends don’t have access to the NHS, so if they’re ever ill or injured you’ll have to pay out of pocket for the medical bills. With the average veterinary bill clocking in at £750, it’s a very wise idea to invest in pet insurance protect your family’s pets.

Is it true I’ll get cheaper pet insurance if my pet is neutered?

Yes, some pet insurance specialists do offer cheaper pet insurance quotes if you do get your pet neutered before you take out pet insurance, since neutering can sometimes reduce aggressive behaviour in some pets, and can also eliminate the medical risks associated with pregnancy for female pets.

That’s because castration or spaying can reduce aggressive behaviour in some animals, and spaying can also eliminate the risks associated with pregnancy for female pets.

What about vaccinations, do they reduce my pet insurance premium as well?

Not exactly, but many pet insurance specialists stipulate that pet owners must have their pets vaccinated, including regular booster shots. 

While this is often a mandatory requirement, and the cost of vaccinations often isn’t covered by the insurance policy, in long run these vaccinations can save pet owners a lot of money and heartache by reducing the risk of disease.

Is it true lifetime pet insurance is the best option for most pets?

Yes, lifetime pet insurance is usually the most comprehensive type of coverage, because unlike annual pet insurance a lifetime policy doesn’t exclude medical conditions from coverage after they’ve been diagnosed. 

Of course, since lifetime pet insurance is the most comprehensive you probably won’t be surprised to learn that it’s also the most expensive. 

Is it true that breeds that are more attractive to thieves often cost more to insure?

Yes, pet theft is big business in the UK, and since many pet insurance policies do cover you if your pet is ever stolen, this means that those breeds that are most attractive to thieves do tend to cost more to insure.

Is it true that house cats and dogs that live inside the house are cheaper to insure?

Yes, dogs and cats that live inside the house are less likely to be stolen or run away, and are also less likely to be hit by a car, which means they’re often a bit cheaper to insure as well. 

Can I insure multiple pets under one policy?

Yes, you can insure multiple pets under one ‘multi-pet insurance’ policy, and in fact doing so is usually more cost effective than insuring each pet separately.