Pet Insurance through Healthy Pets

Pet Insurance

We understand that your furry friends are so much more than pets, they’re family. That’s why you want to do your best for them when they’re under the weather. Should your pet fall ill or suffer an injury, you’ll do anything you can to protect them. Healthy Pets are on your side and here to try and help you find Pet Insurance you can trust to look after your four-legged companions.

What is Pet Insurance?

As pet owners ourselves, we know how hard it can be when your cats and dogs are injured or not their usual boisterous selves. Right now, all you want to do is concentrate on helping them to get better. Pet Insurance through Healthy Pets is here to try and help you do just that by helping to ease the worry of vet bills and offering peace of mind to you and your family. 

What policies are available through Healthy Pets?

Pet Insurance can vary depending on your chosen cover. Here at Healthy Pets, we offer a variety of policies with the aim of giving you choice when it comes to insuring your cat, dog, puppy or kitten.

Want to know more? Choose a policy type from the list to learn about each tier of cover.

Select

Select Plus

Accident Only

Maximum Benefit

Lifetime Extra

Lifetime Premier

Why consider Healthy Pets when insuring your furry friends?

• Your insurer can pay the vet directly so long as permission is granted by you and your vet. Subject to the policyholder paying their excess (and any applicable co-insurance fee) to the vets
• Cover available for vet fees, accidental damage, legal fees (dogs only), and an array of injuries or illnesses for as long as your policy through Healthy Pets is in place. Limits apply
• Choose a level of cover that’s right for you and suits the needs of your pet
• Connect with fellow animal lovers through Facebook, Instagram and X
• Take out cover for your pets through insurance providers who have over 1,900 5* reviews across all products on Trustpilot as of December 2023. 

Benefits of insuring through Healthy Pets

Depending on the policy you choose, you may benefit from:

• Vet fees – If your furry companion suffers an injury or develops an illness, your insurer will cover the costs up to your agreed cover limit. Vet fees also allow for complementary treatments which include physiotherapy, hydrotherapy, and acupuncture.
• Third party liability – If your dog was to cause injury, damage to someone’s property, or death, the cost will be covered up to £1,000,000. Dog Insurance only.
• Emergency boarding – Covers the cost of licenced pet boarding, pet sitting, or kennels up to £1,000 if you, or anyone in your household, are unexpectedly admitted to hospital for four or more consecutive days.
• Accidental damage – If your dog was to cause minor damage to someone else’s property, insurance through Healthy Pets may help to cover the cost of repairs or replacement up to £750. Dog Insurance only.
• Theft/straying – If your pet is stolen or goes missing, up to £1,000 cover will be provided for advertising or reward costs for their return.
• Travelling abroad – If your holiday has to be cancelled or delayed due to your pet having a life-threatening injury or illness, your insurer will contribute up to £2,000 towards additional costs. Treatment fees for an injury or illness in the EU will also be covered.
• Death by accident or illness – If your vet recommends your pet is put to sleep or passes away as a result of an accident or illness, you’ll be paid either the purchase price of your pet, or up to the cover limit provided – whichever is lower. Subject to the purchase price you provide and a receipt of purchase. Paid for dogs aged 8 or below and cats aged 10 years and below.

What types of pet can you cover?

Healthy Pets provide cover for cats and dogs. Cover can usually be taken out for your cat or dog so long as they are 5 weeks old or over. New customers can insure dogs up to 11 years old, and cats up to 13 years old.

Pets we won’t be able to insure

Unfortunately, Healthy Pets can’t provide cover for rabbits, horses or other pets. Cats and dogs with pre-existing medical conditions can only be insured for future accidents and injuries, not for medical conditions they currently have. Pet owners must also be UK residents.