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Pet insurance is not a legal requirement in the UK. But it can financially protects you if your Boxer is hurt or involved in an incident.
Boxer insurance can cover costs in the following situations:
Your Boxer is ill, injured, or needs to be put down
Your Boxer is lost or stolen
Your Boxer harms someone or their property (including their pets)

Boxers are more expensive than average to insure. This is because Boxer dogs are more likely to develop certain health conditions which are expensive to treat.
Pet insurers may also charge more for pedigree breeds like Boxers because they cost more to replace and are more attractive to thieves.
The average cost of dog insurance is £14.55
Some factors that change the price you pay for pet insurance are:
The type of cover you select
Your pet's age
Your pet's breed
If your pet has any history of aggression
If your pet has any pre-existing medical conditions
Your location
Your claim history
On average, owners of aggressive pets pay 8.50%
Some ways to reduce the price of your pet insurance premiums include:
Compare quotes
Select a multi-pet policy
Select an accident-only policy
Maintain your pet's health
Increase your excess
Pay annually
Spay or neuter your pet
Spaying or neutering your pets will reduce your insurance costs by an average of 0.56%
You can find much bigger savings of up to 44.23%
According to the Association of British Insurers (ABI)
There are four main types of Boxer pet insurance:
Protects your pet for life, as long as the policy is renewed each year.
💡 Most popular
Sets limits on how much you can claim for any given illness or injury.
Covers your pet for a specific period of time (usually 12 months).
Only covers accidents, not illnesses.
💡 Cheapest
Cover varies by provider and policy, so always check your insurance documents.
✔ Vet bills e.g. medicines, treatments and prescriptions
✔ Hospital visits
✔ Diagnosing illnesses e.g. consultations, X-rays, MRIs
✔ Dental treatment for accidents, like breaking a tooth
✔ Alternative therapies e.g. hydrotherapy or acupuncture (when recommended by a vet)
✔ Euthanasia (putting pets down)
✔ Lost and stolen pets e.g. advertising, rewards, refund of purchase price
✔ Third party liability cover e.g. your dog harms someone or their property
✔ Emergency boarding fees e.g. if you are unexpectedly hospitalised
✖ Routine care e.g. pet vaccinations, boosters, regular check-ups
✖ Routine dental treatment including routine check-ups
✖ Fleas and worming
✖ Elective or cosmetic treatments
✖ Cremation and burial
✖ Training and obedience classes
✖ Banned breeds or dog breeds classed as dangerous
✖ Unvaccinated or unmicrochipped animals
Yes. You can cover most pre-existing conditions if you take out specialist pet insurance. These policies will almost certainly be pricier than standard policies.
Yes, pet insurers will usually still cover your Boxer if they sometimes bite or otherwise act aggressively. But you will probably have to pay higher insurance premiums.
Boxer dogs are prone to getting the following medical issues:
Cancers
Heart conditions
Eye ulcers
Ear problems
No, Boxers are not considered an aggressive dog breed. Only 0.0%
While opting for a cheaper pet insurance policy might save you a few pounds a month, it's crucial to consider what the policy covers and the actual cost of veterinary care if your pet gets sick. According to the ABI, the average claim in the UK was £668
^ in 2023, almost 50% higher than the average cost of a policy. Consulting your vet about potential conditions and their costs can help you choose the right coverage for your pet.
Lauren Chong Pet Insurance Expert
The Boxer is a medium to large, short-haired dog breed of mastiff-type. They are recognisable by their iconic square-jawed, muscular appearance.
Boxers are active dogs that are playful in nature. Despite their strong appearance, they’re gentle with children, and are excellent family dogs who are protective of their loved ones.
The average lifespan of a Boxer dog typically ranges from 10 to 12 years. But this can vary depending on factors such as genetics, overall health, diet, exercise, and veterinary care.
Yes. In the UK it is a legal requirement that all dogs are microchipped and registered before they are eight weeks old.
If you do not microchip your dog you can be fined up to £500.
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Based on the 10th percentile of monthly premiums our customers were quoted per month for dog insurance based on quotes created on MoneySuperMarket between September 2025 and November 2025 where only 1 pet was included in the quote.
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Based on the 51st percentile of monthly premiums our customers were quoted per month for dog insurance based on quotes created on MoneySuperMarket between September 2025 and November 2025 where only 1 pet was included in the quote.
Based on Pet Insurance enquiries on MoneySuperMarket between 2025-01-01 and 2025-04-01 where the quote was for all covertype.
Based on Pet Insurance enquiries on MoneySuperMarket between 2025-01-01 and 2025-04-01 where the quote was for all covertype.
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