Birman insurance

Keeping your Birman healthy and happy

Protect your Birman with cat insurance made for the ruler of the house.
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  • Up to £15,000 of lifetime cover
  • Unlimited 24/7 video vet calls with FirstVet at no extra cost
  • Extra pet health perks with your policy. Terms apply*.
  • Cover for pre-existing conditions that have been free from treatment, medication and advice for two years
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A bit about Birmans

Originating in Burma (now Myanmar), Birman cats are known for their striking blue eyes and luxurious, easy-to-groom coats. Affectionate, social, playful, and intelligent, Birmans are adaptable to many environments. They’re highly compatible with other pets and children.

Why get cat insurance for your Birman?

We offer a range of cat insurance policies to suit every need. Always check your policy details for limits and exclusions.
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Accident and illness cover

Just like any cat, Birmans can fall ill at any age. Insurance can help cover the cost of treatment, surgery and medication, so they’ll always get the care they need.
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Emergency care

Because you never know when your Birman might need an unexpected (and pricey) out-of-hours trip to the vet.
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Peace of mind

Feel secure knowing your Birman can get veterinary care in the event of an accident or illness, without worrying about the impact of an unexpected bill.
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Some Birman health problems

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Kidney disease

Kidney disease in cats, including conditions like polycystic kidney disease (PKD), can lead to severe illness and even kidney failure. Key signs include excessive drinking and weight loss.

Birmans are generally healthy cats, but like any breed, you might find they face certain health issues throughout their life. Cat insurance can help cover the cost of any unexpected illness that might arise – so they’ll always be able to get the care they need.

*Please note that these are general health concerns for Birmans, and individual cats may or may not experience these issues. Regular veterinary care, a balanced diet, proper exercise, and attention to breed-specific needs can help mitigate some of these health problems.

Why pick ManyPets cat insurance for your Birman?

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Lifetime policies

Up to £15,000 of vet fee cover that renews every policy year.
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Pre-existing conditions

Our standard policies cover conditions which ended more than two years ago. But our separate pre-existing policy reduces this timeframe to just three months. Read our handbook for the full details.
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Dental illness cover

Included with our Complete pet insurance policy as part of your £15,000 vet fee limit – one of the highest levels of dental cover in the UK.
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Unlimited, 24/7 video vet calls

Unlimited access to a UK registered vet for help and advice, day or night.

Pet perks

Access exclusive pet health extras, including discounted flea, tick and worming treatment, discounts on cat brands and much more.
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MoneyBack optional extra

Pay a little more for your policy and get 20% of your premium back at renewal if you haven’t needed to make a claim.
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But that’s not all we cover

There’s more to our pet insurance than just veterinary treatment. We’ll also cover you for:
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Missing pet

We’ll help with the cost of finding a lost or stolen pet with our Complete policy. You can add this as an option to our other policies.
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Overseas travel

You can add cover for vet fees while you’re travelling abroad with your pet as an option with some of our policies. It’s included as standard on our Complete policy.
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Emergency pet care

All our policies have some cover for looking after your pet if you have an unplanned hospital stay.

Compare our cat insurance policies for Birmans

We’ve got a range of cat insurance policies with cover up to £15,000. See how they stack up and pick the one that’s right for you.

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Policy details
Vet fee cover£15,000£7,000£7,000£3,000
Dental coverAccidents and illnessAccidents onlyAccidents onlyAccidents only
Pre-existing conditions cover
Cover for conditions that ended 2 years ago
Cover for conditions that ended 2 years ago
£1,500 for conditions free from treatment for 3 months
Cover for conditions that ended 2 years ago
Unlimited 24/7 video vet calls at no extra cost
Extra pet health perks *Terms apply
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Save on preventative care

The ManyPets Preventative Pet Care

  • Discounted flea, tick and worming treatment, exclusively for ManyPets members.
  • Safe, proven, non-prescription parasite treatment.
  • Free monthly delivery through your letterbox.
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Frequently asked questions

Everything else you may want to know about ManyPets claims for Birmans.

How much does Birman insurance cost?

In the UK, the cost of insuring your cat can depend on:

  • Your pet's breed

  • Their age

  • Where you live

  • The policy you choose

The best way to find out exactly how much it’ll cost to insure your Birman is to get a quote – it only takes a few moments.

Does cat insurance cover pre-existing conditions for my Birman?

We define pre-existing conditions as:

  • Anything your pet has had treatment, medication or advice for in the 24 months before your policy starts.

  • Any medical condition that showed signs or symptoms in the 24 months before your policy starts.

  • Any illness or injury that shows signs or symptoms and/or receives treatment, medication, or advice during a waiting period.

If your Birman has had a health problem within this time, we still have options for you.

Our dedicated Pre-existing policy covers pre-existing conditions up to £1,500 per year, once your Birman has been free of treatment, medication or advice for at least three months.

Terms and conditions apply.

Does cat insurance cover travel for my Birman?

Our Complete policy includes worldwide travel cover for your Birman for up to 90 days, which can provide some cover for vet fees, cancellations and more.

You can also purchase pet travel cover for the EU as an optional extra when you take out a Regular or Pre-existing pet insurance policy.

You should always check your individual policy for cover limits and follow the local laws and rules regarding pet travel for any country that you visit.

Does cat insurance cover dental for Birmans?

All of our policies have some cover for dental treatment.

Our Complete policy will cover your Birman for dental accidents and illness up to the vet fee limit of £15,000, as long as they’ve had a dental check-up within the last twelve months, and you’ve followed any vet-recommended dental treatments within six months.

All our other policies will pay for the treatment your Birman needs if they injure their teeth or mouth in an accident.

Does cat insurance cover routine care for Birmans?

Cat insurance is there to cover the costs of unexpected accidents and illnesses, so our policies do not provide cover for routine treatments for your Birman. This includes routine check-ups, vaccinations, spaying or neutering, preventative dental care and microchipping.

Does cat insurance for Birmans cover loss and theft?

Lost and stolen cover for your Birman is included as standard on our Complete policy and is available as an optional extra on our other policies.

How do I make a claim for my Birman?

The quickest, most convenient way to make a claim for your Birman is via My Account. Because you can easily submit all the information we'll need straight away (like invoices and medical history), it helps us process your claim much faster.

If you'd prefer to make a claim via email, you can get in touch at myclaim@manypets.com. You can also give us a call on 0345 646 1213 - our friendly team are always happy to help.