Pet Rabbit Insurance UK

Rabbits are the third most popular pet in the UK, but, when it comes to insurance, owners have far fewer options to choose from than with dogs or cats. We would like to change that, which is why we created this group.

Rabbits are prone to a number of different medical conditions, including diseases such as rhinitis (also known as snuffles), and parasite illnesses like fly strike and coccidiosis. Additionally, they have fragile bones that can be easily damaged.

Insuring your rabbit covers you for medical expenses, in case your rabbit becomes ill or injured and requires vet treatment.

By joining this group, you club together with other owners of to get a great deal on insurance for your rabbit.

By Ronny Lavie

Top questions answered by us

• I am thinking of getting a Rabbit, what should I consider?

  Rabbits make excellent family pets, and can be kept either indoors or outside. They can be house trained and some can even be taught to come over when called. They will happily munch away at grass in the garden, but also need a few pellets of rabbit food a day, a lot of fresh vegetables and plenty of clean fresh water. They require regular exercise, which is why their cages usually come equipped with tunnels, shelves and other items for them to play with. They are sociable, playful animals and can make friends with humans, birds and other domestic animals (but must be supervised with animals that can harm them, such as cats or dogs, and with young children).

• What is a binky?

  A binky is when Rabbits are so happy, they cannot contain themselves and jump up in the air, wiggling their bottoms!