Stolen and Lost Dogs

Over 2,500 dogs are either stolen or lost every week in the UK and half of these are never returned to their owners.

All of our chosen Dog Insurance companies help you be one of the lucky ones who get their dog back.

Argos Dog Insurance offer up to £1,000 recovery charges for lost or stolen dogs.

Churchill Dog Insurance offer up to £1,000 for advertising and a reward should your dog be lost or stolen.

Direct Line Dog Insurance offer advertising upto £1,000 and a reward of upto £200!

E and L Dog Insurance offer 12 month’s free membership to The National Pet Register 24hr lost and found service.

Marks And Spencer Dog Insurance offer £1,000 for advertising costs, £1,500 for theft or straying and £500 reward costs.

More Than Dog Insurance offer up to £600 towards the purchase price of your dog if it’s stolen or lost and one year’s free membership the Missing Pet Service by Keepsafe, which offers practical help and advice.

Pet Plan Dog Insurance offer up to £1,000 per year towards advertising and a reward for lost or stolen dogs, and pay up to £1,000 for loss of your dog by theft or straying.

RSPCA Dog Insurance off financial assistance of up to £750 to help you recover your pet.

Tesco Dog Insurance offer you 12 month’s free membership to the Missing Pets Bureau to help you retrieve your lost or stolen dog.

Virgin Dog Insurance offer up to £500 recovery costs if your dog is lost or stolen.

As you can see, there is something for everyone and for every price range.

DogOwner Says:

Losing your dog can be one of the most heartbreaking experiences of dog ownership (trust me, I've been there), but there are few simple steps that you can take to, hopefully, ensure a happy reunion should your dog ever get lost or stolen.

Dogs must, by law, wear tags when they are out in public spaces, this will ensure that your dog can be easily returned to you if it gets lost.
The majority of vets now offer a dog registration scheme whereby your dog can be tattooed, tagged or micro-chipped with a number, against which the owner's details are recorded on a large database. This is useful when identifying lost or stray dogs.
Contact your local council, dog shelters, vets and police. Someone may have handed in your dog to anyone of these establishments.

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Stolen and Lost Dogs

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