Your fluffy friends have such a short time with us, so it is worth getting it right.
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Put in your excess, co-payment and limit, pick a real vet bill like a cruciate operation or years of arthritis, and see who pays what. Lifetime, maximum benefit and time-limited cover give very different answers.
Insurance & Costs
Our Perfect Pet review: lifetime cover with a separate limit for every condition, insurance from 4 weeks old with no upper age limit, and the caps, 90-day claim deadline and exclusions we found in the full policy document.
Health & Wellbeing
Seasonal Canine Illness is a rare but serious illness that strikes dogs within three days of a woodland walk, mostly between August and November. The symptoms, where it has been seen, the harvest mite link, and why acting fast matters.
Insurance & Costs
Our ManyPets review: four lifetime plans from £3,000 to £20,000 a year, a rare policy that covers some pre-existing conditions, one excess per year instead of per condition, a co-payment that starts earlier than most, and what we found in the full policy handbook.
Health & Wellbeing
Yes, conkers and acorns are both poisonous to dogs, and whole ones can cause a blockage. What they do, how quickly symptoms start, how to tell conkers from sweet chestnuts, and what to do if your dog eats one.
Insurance & Costs
Our Agria review: lifetime-only cover up to £20,000 a year, no upper age limit to join, dental illness covered with conditions, five weeks free for rescue dogs, and what we found in the full policy booklet.
Health & Wellbeing
A bit of sleep in the corner of the eye is normal. Thick, coloured or returning discharge is not. Here is what each type usually means, the one question that narrows it fastest, and when it is a same-day vet job.
It’s no secret that almost everyone loves dogs, and that includes us! Here on Floofers, we’ll talk you through all the basics as well as the more advanced stuff.
We know it can be RUFF out there without the correct information, but that’s what we’re trying to supply everyone with. We don’t talk about outdated methodologies like the Alpha method, we don’t condone scary behaviour for your fluffy pal, nor do we think it’s right to wrong them in any way.
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Everything on Floofers sits in one of six topics, so you can have a browse instead of guessing at search terms.
Reward-based training, separation anxiety, resource guarding, and reading canine body language.
What that limp, smell or shake usually means, plus teeth, first aid and getting more out of a vet visit.
Diet, training treats, and what to do when they eat something they should not have.
Leads, harnesses, muzzles, UK walking law, and getting a walk that works for both of you.
The first year, vaccinations and socialisation windows, crate training, and settling a new dog in.
UK provider comparisons, individual insurer reviews, and what vet care actually costs.
Calculators for the questions that come up most, from insurance payouts to how big your puppy will get. No sign-up, nothing stored.
“Dogs do speak, but only to those who know how to listen.”
Orhan Pamuk
