Lassie vs ManyPets pet insurance

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Two credible digital lifetime insurers. Lassie is the flexible choice; ManyPets is the longer-established app-first option.

Quick verdict

Choose Lassie for our highest-scoring all-round package, including video vet, behavioural cover and no upper entry-age cap. Choose ManyPets when its multi-pet discount is decisive. A pet with recent medical history should also factor in Lassie’s rolling 24-month lookback.

Side-by-side

Lassie vs ManyPets pet insurance, compared
BrandLassieManyPets
PetCoverPro score4.8 / 54.7 / 5
Cover styleLifetimeLifetime
Plan tiersBronze, Silver, GoldEssential Care, Standard Care, Complete Care, Standard Care Pre-existing
Vet-fee limitUp to £20,000 per year on GoldUp to £20,000 per year
Excess fromFrom £49From £69
Dental coverPartialYes
Behavioural coverYesYes
Mobile appYesYes
Direct vet paymentYesYes
Multi-pet discount10% off, each pet on its own policyUp to 15% per additional pet
Max new-policy ageNo upper age limit at sign-upNo upper age limit at sign-up
UnderwriterNewline Insurance Company LimitedWakam SA and SCOR UK Company Limited
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Limits and prices change. Confirm current figures on each brand’s site before buying. We last refreshed this table at the date stamped on the page.

Winner by criterion

Overall flexibility

Lassie

£4,000–£20,000 limits, five excesses, three co-pays and no upper entry-age cap.

Established app-first record

ManyPets

More years of operating and renewals history.

Video vet

Lassie

Unlimited 24/7 video-vet access on every tier.

Multi-pet discount

ManyPets

Up to 15% per additional pet versus Lassie’s 10%.

Behavioural treatment

Lassie

Included at every tier.

Frequently asked questions

Which is better overall?

Lassie is our 4.8 / 5 overall winner for flexible cover, video vet and no upper entry-age cap. ManyPets suits households prioritising its larger multi-pet discount and longer app-first record.

Do both pay vets directly?

Both can pay where the practice agrees or participates. Confirm with your own practice first.