We know that your pet plays an important role in your life, they are your companions, your friends and a part of your family so we understand how important it is to find the right cover for yours and your pet’s needs. Purely Pets are specialists.
We have a dedicated team based in the UK who aim to make insuring your pet easy, simple and transparent. We offer a range of Lifetime policies, a 24 Hour Vet Helpline and an online policy management portal which all give you greater flexibility in managing your policy and your time.
According to the Association of British Insurers report, the average cost of Pet Insurance in 2018 has gone down £2 to £279 annually whilst the average claim has gone up by £36 to £793
Depending on the type of pet cover you choose, you can be covered for vets bills for accidents, illness, or both up to a fixed monetary amount. Many policies will give you added benefits such as cover for dentistry, loss of pet, third party liability and overseas travel.
We provide dog insurance & cat insurance - at a variety of different levels to suit yours & your pets needs.
Pet insurance doesn’t normally cover you for any conditions that already exist before you purchase, so always check this if are looking to move to a new provider or if you are taking out insurance for the first time but your pet has pre-existing medical conditions.
There will also generally be an excess (a fixed amount that you contribute to any claim) or a co-payment excess (normally a percentage of the total claimed amount that you will contribute to any claim) on your policy that you will have to pay.
Other common exclusions for pet insurance are breeds listed under the Dangerous Dogs Act 1991, cover for elective, routine or cosmetic treatment and cover for illness or accidents within a specified waiting period
So you have decided to get your pet insured, but now you are faced with a number of policies to choose from! Here at Purely Pets we offer 15 levels of Lifetime Cover - allowing you to choose the policy that suits your budget and requirements.
These policies offer cover for accidents and illnesses for the pet’s lifetime. This is dependent upon you renewing the policy each year and keeping up to date with premiums. These are usually the most expensive policies, because they provide the most comprehensive cover. There will be a monetary limit per condition per policy year, or one pot of money per policy year that will cover all accidents/illnesses.
Purely Pets can provide you with an online quote for your pet in minutes. With a range of lifetime options available offering vets fees cover from £1,000-£15,000 and the option to choose your excess we can help you find the right cover for you and your pet as a price that suits you. We also have a specialist Pet Insurance team that you can call to get a quote or discuss your options in more detail.
As Pet Insurance specialists we’ve designed 15 cover levels to give you the freedom to choose the right level of cover for you and your dog. We also offer a 24 Hour Vet Helpline and a Manage My Policy giving you access to your policy 24hrs a day giving you greater flexibility to manage your policy at a time that suits you.
As Pet Insurance specialists we’ve designed 15 cover levels to give you the freedom to choose the right level of cover for you and your cat. We also offer a 24 Hour Vet Helpline and a Manage My Policy giving you access to your policy 24hrs a day giving you greater flexibility to manage your policy at a time that suits you.
We offer multi-pet policies for both cats and dogs allowing you to keep all of your pet insurance in one place. Our Manage My Policy portal gives you access to your policy 24hrs a day giving you greater flexibility to manage your policy at a time that suits you and our 24 Hour Vet Helpline is a FREE advice line for all new and renewing Purely Pets customers.
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