Cavapoo pet insurance

Cavapoos are one of the cutest and fastest growing cross breeds around.

Whether you see it as a designer dog or the best of both worlds of the Cavalier King Charles Spaniel and Poodle pedigrees, it's an increasingly popular cross.

But they don't come cheap. Breeders frequently list Cavapoo puppies for sale at over £1,000 and popular colours like apricot and red can fetch more than that.

This high cost is one reason to consider pet insurance. Not all pet insurance companies will pay out the full value of an expensive breed if it is lost or stolen, however, we've launched our own policies, including one that has the highest level of loss, theft and death cover - up to £6,000.

We designed the policies based on over 40,000 comments from pet owners. They told us what they wanted to see in pet cover and we listened.

Bought By Many's unique pet insurance

Our Fixed For Life policy will never increase in price, even if you claim.

It’s open to dogs and cats aged under two years old and includes £7,000 of vet fee cover per condition and up to £20,000 total claims in the pet's life.

Cavapoos live for about 12 years so our cover could help you budget over that period and save money compared with policies that rapidly increase when your dog gets old.

Our MoneyBack policy has £7,000 of vet fee cover a year and gives something back to customers who haven't needed to claim in a policy year.

The cover offers peace of mind that you can claim if your pet needs treatment but also gives you 20% of your annual premium back if your Cavapoo stays healthy and you don't claim. We’ll automatically pay you or refund your credit card.

Our final revolutionary policy allows people to receive cover for recent medical conditions their pet has suffered from.

Many owners find themselves tied to a pet insurer because switching would mean a medical issue would no longer be covered, or they’ve struggled to find cover in the first place.

Our Pre-Existing cover includes insurance for past medical conditions as long as your pet hasn't had advice or treatment for them in the three months before the start of the policy. The vet fee limit for those issues increases every year you do not claim for them. You’ll also receive up to £7,000 of vet fee cover for new issues.

Join this group to get a quote for any of our unique policies or our more traditional comprehensive cover.

We also have three policies called Value, Regular and Complete that have vet fee limits of £3,000, £7,000 and £15,000. Our Complete policy is the most comprehensive pet insurance on the market and includes dental cover as standard and has the £6,000 of cover for lost and stolen pets, which is useful when Cavapoos can easily cost over £1,000.

We’ve even created a cheap Liability Only policy that offers £3m of public liability insurance but no vet fee cover, so you’ll be covered for claims if your dog harms someone or damages their property.

Our policies have a 15% multi-pet discount and many have no limit on the age of the pet.

There are affordable extras such as travel, loss and theft cover that can be added to many of our policies.

Our policies are for members only, so you'll be asked to join Bought By Many before you get a quote.

Our innovative claims process

• Easy to submit No more claim forms, just give us a call to tell us the details. A simple online submission will be available soon
• Transparent Our UK-based team will keep you up to date on how the claim is progressing
• Quick We can get what we need from your vet directly, saving you time
• Fair Our policy documents are designed to be clear and we review all claims fairly
• Flexible We can pay you or the vet, whichever you prefer

Check out our clear and simple key facts and policy wording documents to find out what our insurance does and doesn't cover. We're the first insurance company to receive Fairer Finance's Clear & Simple Mark, which means all customers will find them easy to understand.

Learn more

Find out more about pet insurance with our guides to the best pet insurance for dogs and the average cost of pet insurance.

By Digby Bodenham