Pets

Up to £15,000 vet fees No compulsory excess or bill share, even as your pet ages No upper age limit Free 24/7 access to FirstVet video consultations All pre-existing conditions considered* Up to £15,000 vet fees Choose vet fee cover from £1,000 to £15,000 to suit your pet’s needs. Your limit resets each year you […]

Dogs Learn about canine sight loss causes and symptoms, as well as how to help your blind dog lead a happy and fulfilling life, from expert vet Dr Scott Miller. Dogs Learn how to spot signs of deafness in dogs, manage their symptoms, and help them live happy lives with these top tips from expert […]

Unlimited 24/7 free access to FirstVet video consultations Learning resources to guide you through kittenhood No compulsory excesses or bill share Up to £15,000 vet fees Up to £15,000 vet fees Choose vet fee cover from £1,000 to £15,000 to suit your kitten’s needs. Your limit resets each year you renew. More info Choose vet […]

Knowing how to do an at-home health check is essential for any cat parent. It helps you understand what’s normal for your cat and spot when they’re getting unwell. Catching symptoms early can prevent more severe illnesses from developing and make them more affordable to treat. Below, expert vet Dr Scott Miller runs through the […]

Cats Make sure you’re looking after your cat’s well-being by following this step-by-step guide to an at-home health check by expert vet Dr Scott Miller. Cats From cat-proofing your home to settling them in during the first week, learn how to take care of your kitten with tips from feline expert Lucy Hoile. Cats | […]

Cats have high standards when it comes to, well, everything… and presents are no exception. If you’re looking to show your feline some love with fun gifts this Christmas, we’re here to help. We’ve put together a few cat Christmas presents ideas for you*, with options to suit different cat personalities. Table of Contents Christmas […]

It’s my birthday today! Although for the love of catnip, please do NOT tell anyone how old I am. If I whisper it, do you promise not to tell anyone? I’m 64… that’s 12 in human years. You could tell me “oooh age is just a number”, but I’m no spring chicken. Although I wouldn’t […]

Find out what we’re barking about… Cats Make sure you’re looking after your cat’s well-being by following this step-by-step guide to an at-home health check by expert vet Dr Scott Miller. Cats From cat-proofing your home to settling them in during the first week, learn how to take care of your kitten with tips from […]

Being a good caregiver to your dog means having the skills to check them over from head to toe. Join expert dog behaviourist Philippa Short as she explains how to successfully teach your dog how to be handled. Why it’s important to learn how to handle your dog A responsible dog parent should have confident […]

Are you one of the cat parents who’s been thinking about the purr-fect costume for your feline friend this Halloween? Halloween is an exciting time for cat lovers as the internet fills up with endless cat pumpkins, pirates, and witches. As you try and decide which costume gives the best cattitude, you may be wondering […]

You may have heard a lot of talk on the grapevine about dog separation anxiety, but what about the sassy feline in your life? Your cat may pick and choose when they want to be fussed, but they can also feel separation anxiety, just as much as their canine counterparts. They enjoy their routine and […]

Following feedback, we’ve made some updates to your policy. Below, we’ve run through some of the main changes to your policy terms that may affect you. Changes to your policy terms can be found in your updated policy wording booklet.

Our four-legged friends are curious creatures, which can lead them to gulp down a wide variety of items on their daily adventures. Below, expert vet Dr Scott Miller teaches you all you need to know about foreign body ingestions. Learn about the symptoms and what to do if your cat or dog swallows something they […]

It’s natural to want to treat your dog with love, affection, and attention. Sometimes, though, that love can spill over into giving them extra food and too many treats. Before you know it, you’ve noticed your pooch is looking rounder than usual, or the vet tells you they’re overweight. A dog is classed as ‘overweight’ […]