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There are many insurers for pets. Some who state a specialty in animals, some who state a specialty in insuring.
You need to decide based on the level of coverage offered for your particular animal. Not who is cheapest or who has the cutest kitten photo.

Most pet owners will tell you that keeping a pet isn't cheap, especially when you factor in the potentially high cost of vet's bills should the animal become ill or be injured. That's why many of them take out pet insurance to cover the cost of treatment. Such insurance also provides other cover, such as kennel fees if you go in hospital, the cost of cancelling a holiday if the animal becomes ill and compensation if it causes damage.
If you're wanting to cut down on your costs in general, pet insurance is an area where there is scope to make reductions. One way is to ensure your pet is kept healthy, which should reduce the likelihood of ill-health, resulting in fewer visits to the vet and the possibility of reducing the cover you need.

Being a pet owner is a big responsibility. Not only is the pet reliant on you to be fed, groomed and exercised, you'll also get to deal with injuries and illness. These can result in expensive vet's bills should the pet get a serious injury or a long-term illness. And that's where pet insurance comes in.
Pet insurance provides cover for all sorts of things, including offering a reward if the animal is lost or stolen. It may also pay kennel fees if you go into hospital, cover the cost of cancelled holidays if the animal becomes ill and pay compensation if it damages property or causes an accident. However, in many people's minds, the purpose of pet insurance is to deal with vet's fees and so that's the main area of consideration when choosing a policy.