- Unlimited 24/7 free access to FirstVet video consultations
- Learning resources to guide you through puppyhood
- 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 pet’s needs. Your limit resets each year you renew.
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Choose vet fee cover from £1,000 to £15,000 to suit your pet’s needs. Your limit resets each year you renew.
Tailored pet insurance
Your pet is unique. Chose your limits, excess and optional extras to create a policy that fits them like a collar.
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Your pet is unique. Chose your limits, excess and optional extras to create a policy that fits them like a collar.
No compulsory excess
The power is in your paws to choose an excess or bill share. It’s all about flexible cover that works for you or your puppy.
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The power is in your paws to choose an excess or bill share. It’s all about flexible cover that works for you or your puppy.
Defaqto 5 star rating when you choose vet fees over £4,000 with all optional add-ons included.
Basic cover alone has 3 star rating
Three-time winner of the National Insurance Awards Pet Insurance Award 2022, 2023 & 2024
Awarded Best Pet Insurance Provider at the Insurance Choice Awards 2022
Expert advice on your puppy is just a video call away with FirstVet. A FirstVet consultation never counts as a claim and their UK-registered vets are available 24/7.
You have unlimited support throughout those crucial puppy years and beyond, whenever and as often as you need it.
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Dental accident
If your pet has a dental accident or injury, you’re covered up to your chosen vet fee limit. Just make sure you’re taking your pet for annual-check ups and following vet dental advice.
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If your pet has a dental accident or injury, you’re covered up to your chosen vet fee limit. Just make sure you’re taking your pet for annual-check ups and following vet dental advice.
Behavioural treatment
Help from an expert with your pet’s emotional and mental well-being, as advised by a vet. Cover up to your chosen vet fee limit (maximum 12 sessions combined with complementary therapy).
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Help from an expert with your pet’s emotional and mental well-being, as advised by a vet. Cover up to your chosen vet fee limit (maximum 12 sessions combined with complementary therapy).
Complementary therapy
This includes alternative treatments like hydrotherapy or acupuncture, as advised by a vet. Cover up to your chosen vet fee limit (maximum 12 sessions combined with behavioural treatment).
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This includes alternative treatments like hydrotherapy or acupuncture, as advised by a vet. Cover up to your chosen vet fee limit (maximum 12 sessions combined with behavioural treatment).
Emergency care
If you have an emergency (like an unplanned hospital visit) and can’t look after your pet, you get up to £1,500 towards towards pet minding costs.
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If you have an emergency (like an unplanned hospital visit) and can’t look after your pet, you get up to £1,500 towards towards pet minding costs.
Third-party liability for dogs
This is when your dog causes injury to someone or their pet, or causes loss or damage to another person’s property. Cover for up to £2,000,000 for legal action made against you or your dog.
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This is when your dog causes injury to someone or their pet, or causes loss or damage to another person’s property. Cover for up to £2,000,000 for legal action made against you or your dog.
Choice of optional extras
Choose from a range of optional extras to suit your pet’s needs, such as dental illness and cover if your pet gets lost or stolen.
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Choose from a range of optional extras to suit your pet’s needs, such as dental illness and cover if your pet gets lost or stolen.
| Maximum vet fees | |
|---|---|
| £15,000 per year | £15,000 per year |
| Cover for pre-existing conditions? | |
| No compulsory excess? | |
| No compulsory co-payments for older pets? | |
| 20% (from age 9) | |
| Tailor limits per pet on a multi-pet policy? | |
| Dental treatment for accidents? | |
| Behavioural treatment and complementary therapy? | |
| Maximum vet fees | |
|---|---|
| £15,000 per year | £12,000 per year |
| Cover for pre-existing conditions? | |
| No compulsory excess? | |
| No compulsory co-payments for older pets? | |
| 20% (from age 7) | |
| Tailor limits per pet on a multi-pet policy? | |
| Dental treatment for accidents? | |
| Behavioural treatment and complementary therapy? | |
| Maximum vet fees | |
|---|---|
| £15,000 per year | £20,000 per year |
| Cover for pre-existing conditions? | |
| No compulsory excess? | |
| No compulsory co-payments for older pets? | |
| Min. 10% (from any age) | |
| Tailor limits per pet on a multi-pet policy? | |
| Dental treatment for accidents? | |
| Behavioural treatment and complementary therapy? | |
†For Lifetime policies only – details correct as of 10 September 2024 via competitor websites. Competitor products are subject to their own T&Cs and can have different limits and requirements for cats versus dogs at different ages. For full details, please check the relevant policy wording.
For full details of Petsure pet insurance, please read our policy wording.
Your pet deserves the best at any age. That’s why we offer the most comprehensive type of cover – lifetime pet insurance.
Expert advice on your puppy is just a video call away with FirstVet. A FirstVet consultation never counts as a claim and their UK-registered vets are available 24/7.
You have unlimited support throughout those crucial puppy years and beyond, whenever and as often as you need it.
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*Cover for pre-existing medical conditions is subject to acceptance. They will not be covered unless you have declared them and they are shown on your Confirmation of Cover.