Direct Line Pet Insurance is currently offering  25% discount. That’s an excellent incentive and a hard act for other dog insurance providers to match.

With Direct Line, you can pay a competitive monthly premium for dogs – which helps protect your pet and avoid the high vet costs and other associated dog expenses covered by dog insurance.
Direct Line’s dog insurance product applies to dogs aged between 8 weeks and up to 11 years (up to 6 years for some breeds), UK resident. Essential policy covers vet’s fees up to £4000 (per eligible condition) for a maximum of 12 months treatment for each illness, injury or disease. Advanced policy covers vet’s fees up to £6000 (per eligible condition), with no time limit on reaching this amount.

Additional dog insurance options from the Direct Line policy:

1. Additional benefits including: advertising fees up to £1,000 if your pet should stray or is lost or stolen, up to £1,500 purchase price reimbursement if your pet is lost through theft, straying or accidental death, holiday cancellation up to £5,000 due to loss,  life threatening illness or injury of your pet, up to £1,000 pet boarding costs if you have to go into hospital for more than 4 days in a row.

2. Third party liability for dogs causing injury to another person or damage to their property – up to £2 million (cover only available for dogs).

3. Overseas travel cover extends the cover above to countries included in the government’s Pet Travel scheme, excluding liability arising under the laws of the USA or Canada. Includes: Quarantine costs, Loss of pet passport, Emergency expenses while overseas Repeat tick and worming treatment

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