Furball for Dachshunds

Dachshund insurance,
done right.

Dachshunds — standard or miniature, smooth or wire-haired — have surged in popularity across the UK and Ireland. Their long backs are their charm and their weakness: around a quarter of Dachshunds have back trouble in their lifetime, and spinal surgery is one of the most expensive bills in small-animal practice. With Furball, 100% of it comes back to you.

Breed health, covered

What Dachshunds
see the vet for.

Furball covers conditions that arise after your cover starts — with 100% of the bill back.

Intervertebral disc disease (IVDD)

The breed's defining risk. MRI plus spinal surgery commonly costs £5,000–£9,000.

Dental disease

Small jaws crowd teeth; dental extractions are a frequent miniature Dachshund claim.

Luxating patella

Slipping kneecaps affect many miniatures and can need surgical correction.

Obesity

Extra weight multiplies back risk, making weight-related illness a serious concern.

Full cover

100% of the vet bill.
Back in your pocket.

Accidents & illness

Diagnostics, surgery, medication and hospital stays — all covered after one simple annual excess.

No co-pays, ever

Most insurers cover 70 to 80% and keep the rest. Furball pays the whole vet bill back, every single time.

Paid within 48 hours

Snap the invoice in the app. Most claims are approved and paid back within 48 hours.

Good to know

Dachshund insurance
FAQs.

Does Furball cover IVDD in Dachshunds?

IVDD that develops after your cover starts is covered in full — MRI, surgery, medication and rehabilitation — with 100% of the bill back after your annual excess.

Is insurance worth it for a miniature Dachshund?

A single back operation can cost more than a decade of premiums. Furball pays the whole bill back, not 70–80% of it like most insurers.

Can I lock a price for my Dachshund?

The first 500 pets become Founding Furballs and keep their founding price for their dog's entire lifetime.

Early access

Claim a founding spot
for your Dachshund.

One of 500. It costs nothing.

Pet 1
Age 3 years
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