Insuring Your Pedigree Breed
For many pet owners, insurance can be a grey area, especially when it comes to choosing the right policy for their pedigree pet. A pedigree cat or dog is born from parents who are the same breed, for example, a Labrador or Bengal Cat.
Pedigree breeds are more expensive to insure
Some pedigree breeds are more likely to develop hereditary conditions than mixed-breed pets (mongrels/moggies), so naturally owners sometimes assume that they will be paying more to insure their pedigree pup or kitten, as they are at an increased likelihood of making a claim.
Pets in a Pickle take into consideration more than just the lineage of your furry friend.
Premiums are calculated with other factors than just breeds, things such as the age of your pet at the start of the policy and where you live can also affect it.
Which Pedigree Breeds have the Most Claims?
Below are the most claimed for pedigree breeds, from Pets in a Pickle claims settled between Jan- Dec 2021:
- French Bulldog
- Jack Russell Terrier
- Yorkshire Terrier
- Bengal
- Ragdoll
- British Shorthair
What cover is best for your pet?
Pets in a Pickle can insure your cat or dog from as young as eight weeks. Once you have found the perfect pet for you, it is a good idea to research any hereditary or congenital conditions that might occur in its life to decide what level of cover limit would suit you.
Pets in a Pickle have simple and easy to understand policy options so you can find the perfect cover for your furry-friend.
Are you welcoming a furry new addition to your family soon? Make sure that your pet is insured as soon as possible, so you can relax knowing they are protected so you can focus on enjoying time with your pets, whilst we handle the serious stuff. Get a free online quote with Pets in a Pickle today!
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