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Vet treatment is expensive and, usually, unplanned. Treatment can cost hundreds of pounds, and you want to make sure your pet gets the help they need as soon as possible.
Just like humans, medical care for animals is becoming more advanced and pricier, meaning most pet insurance payouts are for vet bills.
Pet insurance helps you stay prepared and access quality care if your furry family member ever needs help.
Compare our two cover options.
Lifetime is our most comprehensive pet cover. Lifetime policies cover your pet/s for accidents and illnesses up to the policy limit you’ve chosen each year. At renewal, the limit resets.
It’s best if you want long-term cover.
Excess is an amount you will have to pay towards a claim. With us, all pets under the age of 6 will have a £99 excess. Pets 6 years and over will have an excess of £199.
You can choose to pay the higher excess of £199 if you have a pet under age 6. We’ll deduct this amount from the claims settlement.
There is a £250 excess applied once per claim for Third Party Liability cover (dogs only) and third-party accidental damage cover available on our Platinum tier.
A pre-existing condition is any illness, injury or complication that results from an injury or illness.
A pre-existing condition can be diagnosed or undiagnosed. It refers to a medical condition that has been identified or investigated by a vet or is otherwise known to you prior to the start of the insurance.
A condition is considered pre-existing when it happens within the first 14 days of the policy for illness or 24 hours in the case of injury.
We don’t cover for pre-existing conditions.
Your premium may change due to a few factors:
Prices are reviewed annually, and we will let you know your new price, including what you paid last year, as a reference.
There's no limit to how many cats or dogs you add to your Admiral Pet Insurance policy. Adding more pets will net you a multi-pet discount too.
An excess of £100 is deducted from your benefit for each individual illness or accidental injury treated.
For pets over six-years-old an additional 20% is deducted for Veterinary Fees, Complimentary Medicine, Cruciate Ligament Damage, Special Diet and Dentistry (where these are covered) for each claim payment. This amount is deducted from the claims settlement.
Here's an example calculation for the amount you'll pay in the event of a claim for pets over six-years-old if a valid claim happens for veterinary fees totalling £400:
A £250 excess applies once per claim for Third Party Liability cover (dogs only).
Accidental Damage (Premier and Premier Plus Only) If your pet damages someone else's personal items while in their property we will cover the cost to repair the damage or replace subject to the cover limit. Exceptions apply, see Section 8 of the policy booklet for full terms and conditions.
Admiral (EUI) will be taking over the administration of the Pet insurance policies from Insurance Factory Limited. For any policies due to renew on or after 20/06/2024 you will be sent a letter explaining what is happening near your renewal date.
Currently your Admiral policy is arranged and administered by Insurance Factory Limited. In keeping with Admiral's (trading name of EUI Ltd) desire to provide an increasingly effective service to our customers, we are taking over the administration and underwriting of the Pet Insurance product, and no longer using Insurance Factory Limited as a third-party administrator.
The new policies will be similar to the current ones, however we will no longer be offering Maximum Benefit or Accident Only policies. If you have one of these, EUI Ltd will be more than happy to offer you one of our other products. Your current cover will cease on the renewal date, so it's important you contact us following this letter to talk through your options. EUI Ltd are continuing to offer Time Limited and Lifetime policies, all changes will be outlined in your policy documents.