Pet Health Risks Analysis
Understanding the health risks that pets face is crucial when choosing the right insurance coverage. Our analysis provides insights into common health conditions, their frequency, and their impact on insurance premiums across different breeds and species.
This data is based on real insurance claims and policy information, helping you make informed decisions about your pet's insurance coverage. We analyze patterns across different breeds, identify common health risks, and show how these factors influence insurance costs.
Total Risks
2781
Dog Risks
1887
Cat Risks
894
Avg Premium Impact
£664.04
Risks by Breed
Labrador Retriever
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French Bulldog
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Siamese
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German Shepherd
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Persian
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Cocker Spaniel
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Maine Coon
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Yorkshire Terrier
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British Shorthair
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Staffordshire Bull Terrier
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Ragdoll
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Pug
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Bengal
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Chihuahua
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Russian Blue
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Border Collie
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Sphynx
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Boxer
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Norwegian Forest Cat
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Rottweiler
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Cost Analysis
Understanding the Impact
Our analysis reveals significant variations in veterinary costs across different health conditions and breeds. The scatter plot above demonstrates the relationship between condition frequency and average treatment costs, helping pet owners understand potential financial implications.
Key findings from our analysis:
- More common conditions don't necessarily mean higher treatment costs
- Certain breeds may be predisposed to more expensive health conditions
- Dogs generally face higher average treatment costs compared to cats
- Preventative care can help reduce the risk of more expensive conditions developing
When choosing pet insurance, consider your pet's breed-specific risks and the potential costs of treatment. Comprehensive coverage can provide peace of mind and financial protection against these health risks, ensuring your pet receives the best possible care when needed.