Pet insurance for older dogs
*Kennel Club Pet Insurance was named 'Best Dog Insurance 2024' by Telegraph.co.uk
No upper age limit
Up to £25,000 every year to cover vet bills!
Highest cover in the UK!
We pay 98% of claims**
And we can pay your vet directly.
We only provide lifetime policies!
No increase in your premiums when you claim
**Based on all Agria Pet Insurance claims received between November 2023 and May 2024.
Insure your older dog with a lifetime policy from Kennel Club Pet Insurance
Kennel Club Pet Insurance has no upper age limits that usually prevent senior dogs from being protected with a new lifetime insurance policy.
Kennel Club Pet Insurance has a 5-star Defaqto rating, giving you confidence that we will care for your pet throughout their retirement.
A Which? Best Buy for Dog Insurance 2025
Kennel Club Pet Insurance is a Which? Best Buy for our Lifetime, Lifetime Plus and Lifetime Premium dog insurance products **
** Which? policy score ratings are based on an analysis of policy cover levels conducted in November 2024. Best Buy providers have a high policy score and a good track record for paying claims. Read the article on the Which? site.
Protect your best friend with lifetime pet insurance
Together, you’ve been through so much, as your dog ages, it is so important to protect the extraordinary bond that you have with your dog - and sometimes you need more than love to do this.
With a Kennel Club Pet Insurance policy we have no upper age limits for starting a new lifetime policy, so you can relax and enjoy the years together. So, no matter how old your dog is, you can give them the protection of insurance as they grow older.
“Later in life, particularly with chronic diseases, things can start to go wrong - so having insurance is a huge help. For owners, it's the reassurance that their pet can access the veterinary care they may need for problems connected with old age. And for the pet, getting this care can mean a much happier and more comfortable retirement. ”
“ Pet insurance is vital for managing any unexpected costs of care your furry friend may need in later life. A Lifetime policy is best, as this will provide cover towards vets’ bills year after year, which is a great help should your older pet develop a chronic condition – which is unfortunately common in senior pets.”
Robin Hargreaves
Practice Director and Veterinary Surgeon
