Pet Insurance for Tenants

Owning a pet when you live in rented accommodation can be a problem if your landlord isn't quite as understanding as he or she might be - especially if you don't own some or all of the furniture or household contents. This can often be more of a problem for dog owners but it can also affect cat owners.

Landlords are normally concerned about damage to the property or its fixtures and fittings. Cats can have a tendency to scratch where they shouldn't and larger dogs can often cause damage or breakages. One solution to this issue for pet owners in this situation is to purchase a specific pet insurance that has been designed for tenants - this should appease your landlord and give you both the protection you need.

Pet insurance for tenants is available for both cat and dog owners and includes protection for property damage liability for both cats and dogs as well as third party liability for dog owners - it's an excellent way of ensuring that you're fully protected for any damage that your pet causes. It also won't cost the earth.

Petpals Direct has designed a pet insurance product specifically for tenants who have either cats or dogs. Prices start from just £5.17 per month for cat owners and £8.42 for dog owners - plus you get the first month free when you buy online.

To get a quote for pet insurance tenants use the links below to go directly to the product of your choice:

Quote now for pet insurance for tenants - cat owners

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Pet Health Insurance aims to give you as much information as possible about pet insurance and why you should have it for your pet. We have gathered together links to many of the top online pet insurers but we do not provide or endorse any particular product or make recommendations in any way. Please ensure that the pet insurance product that you purchase from any online provider meets your needs and that the provider is correctly regulated by the Financial Services Authority (FSA).