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Head-to-Head Comparison
Updated March 2026

Napo vs Petgevity
Which Pet Insurance Is Better?

Petgevity offers higher vet fee limits

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Napo

4.0 /5

Napo is a digital-first pet insurer backed by dmg ventures (part of the Daily Mail Group). Designed for a seamless mobile experience, Napo offers fast claims, transparent pricing, and lifetime cover with an easy-to-use app.

Lifetime
Price from £5/mo
Max vet fees £10,000
Trustpilot 4.4/5

Petgevity

3.6 /5

Petgevity offers lifetime pet insurance with cover for pre-existing conditions on its Lifetime Plus policy, one of very few UK providers to do so. Cover is available for dogs and cats with no upper age limit on Lifetime Plus policies.

Lifetime
Price from £10/mo
Max vet fees £15,000
Trustpilot 3.8/5

Price & Cover Comparison

Metric Napo Petgevity
Editor Rating 4.0/5 3.6/5
Dog Price From £7.00/mo £15.00/mo
Cat Price From £5.00/mo £10.00/mo
Max Vet Fee Limit £10,000 £15,000
Excess From £70 £95
Trustpilot Score 4.4/5 3.8/5
Waiting Period 14 days 14 days

Green tick indicates the better value in each category. Prices are indicative and may vary.

Feature Comparison

Feature Napo Petgevity
Dental Cover
Hereditary Conditions
Behavioural Therapy
Pre-existing Conditions
Travel Abroad
Multi-pet Discount
Online Claims
Direct Vet Payment
Mobile App

Pros & Cons

Napo

Pros

  • Excellent mobile app with health diary and vet advice
  • Fast claims — most paid within 3-5 working days
  • Competitive pricing from £7/month for dogs
  • Covers dental, behavioural, and hereditary conditions as standard

Cons

  • Very new — only launched in 2022, limited track record
  • No travel/abroad cover included
  • No multi-pet discount available
  • No direct vet payment option

Petgevity

Pros

  • Pre-existing condition cover on Lifetime Plus, rare in the UK market
  • No upper age limit on Lifetime Plus policies
  • Vet fee cover up to £15,000 per year, resetting on renewal
  • One policy can cover up to eight pets
  • FirstVet 24/7 video consultations available as add-on

Cons

  • Premiums tend to be higher to reflect cover for older pets and pre-existing conditions
  • Some useful features (dental illness, travel, missing pet) are paid add-ons rather than standard
  • Trustpilot score and review volume modest for a UK insurer
  • No Defaqto rating yet

Editor's Verdict

Napo earns a higher editor rating (4.0 vs 3.6), reflecting stronger overall value. Petgevity provides higher maximum vet fee cover (up to £15,000), which may suit owners who want comprehensive protection. On price, Napo starts from just £5/month, making it the more budget-friendly option. We recommend getting quotes from both to see which offers better value for your pet's specific needs.

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