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    Agria collaborates with Henrik von Eckermann for improved horse health

    The world's leading show jumping rider has become Agria's first international profile rider. The world number one, who won team gold with Sweden at the Toyko Olympics, now enters into a long-term collaboration with Agria. "It feels fantastic to collaborate with Henrik von Eckermann, who demonstrates time and again the basic philosophy for a successful equestrian career with healthy and sustainable horses," says Agnes Fabricius, CEO of Agria.Through the collaboration with Henrik von Eckermann, Agria hopes to encourage and increase equestrian knowledge among riders at all levels in Europe. As

    Ridely and Agria Equine Insurance Partner to Improve Equestrian Education and Promote Horse Welfare

    Ridely, the leading equestrian training app, and Agria, the UK’s only provider of lifetime equine insurance, have formed an exciting partnership to focus on rider education, horse welfare and sustainable riding.This alliance brings together Ridely's top-tier training platform, with Agria's 130 years of equine insurance expertise for a collaboration that promises to benefit both companies and improve the lives of horses and their owners. "We're thrilled to partner with such a highly respected organization as Agria," said Ingrid Sundqvist (CEO of Ridely). "By combining our strengths, we'll

    Tails of Romance: Study Finds Pets Playing Matchmaker for One Third of Owners

    As Valentine’s Day approaches and many people prepare for a day filled with love, some singletons may wonder how to meet someone new. Dogs may be known for being man’s best friend, but they’re also statistically proven to improve their owner's social life. Perhaps even leading to a paw-fect match, according to a recent study which found that one in three dog owners have met a new partner or friend through their pet.       The research by leading animal insurer,  Agria Pet Insurance , shows that pets can help to

    AGRIA INSURES XL BULLIES FOR LIFE – PRIORITISING PET WELFARE FOR ALL

    31 January 2024: Agria Pet Insurance  has today announced its commitment to all dog owners, taking a stance to support American XL Bully’s and their owners by providing lifetime veterinary fee cover for both existing and new policy holders.Although some UK insurers will continue to offer protection to existing policy holders, Agria is one of the few insurers to offer lifetime veterinary fee cover to new customers. Insurance will be available to owners demonstrating they are following advice on safe ownership and public safety by being in receipt of an exemption

    Lancaster girl heads to London horse show championship

    A little girl from Lancaster and her Welsh pony will be the oldest pony and the youngest rider competing at a prestigious international horse show final this month. They are making the six-hour trip to contest a championship at the London International Horse Show at ExCel this weekend.Grace Speak, aged 4, and her Welsh Section B pony Mountain Gale, aged 30, have qualified to contest the finals of the Agria Senior Showing and Dressage League (SSADL) on Saturday (16th December). The class forms part of the programme at the London International Horse Show, at which many of the world’s best

    Veteran Shetland from Suffolk heads to London’s most prestigious horse show

    A 29-year-old Shetland pony from Hinderclay, near Diss, who survived a serious kick to the head, is heading to the capital this month to compete in London’s most prestigious horse show.Jet, who has taught more than 11 children to ride over the years, will be the oldest pony contesting the Agria Senior Showing And Dressage League (SSADL) In-Hand championship at the London International Horse Show at ExCel on Saturday (16th December).  Jet made a brilliant recovery from an accidental kick to the head from another horse which for a time left him partly paralysed, though he still has limited

    LINCOLNSHIRE COUPLE WAIT TO LEARN IF THEIR SHIRE HORSE, BOMBER, WILL SUCCEED QUEEN’S PONY AS AGRIA HORSE OF A LIFETIME

    A Lincolnshire couple with an enthusiasm for historical events and heavy horses willdiscover this month if their gentle, giant Shire will win this year’s Agria Horse of a Lifetime award. The award celebrates the thousands of horses and ponies in Britain who may not be regular rosette winners but which enormously enrich the lives of their owners, riders or communities. Last year it was won by Emma, the late Queen Elizabeth’s final riding pony.The award winner is ultimately chosen by readers of Horse & Hound, who vote for theirfavourite horse or pony from a shortlist. History buffs Eve

    AGRIA TO SPONSOR SNOWFLAKE STAKES AND DOG AGILITY AT LONDON INTERNATIONAL

    Agria, the specialist pet insurer that launched revolutionary Lifetime Equine insurance in the UK last year, is to become a high-profile sponsor at the London International Horse Show this December. Having sponsored the SSADL (Senior Showing and Dressage) finals sponsor last year, this year Agria is becoming far more involved with the show. Agria will sponsor Saturday’s Snowflake Stakes on Saturday afternoon, and the Kennel Club Dog Agility classes in the London Arena.“As one of the world’s leading animal insurers — we help protect many thousands of dogs and horses around Europe and the UK —

    Agria Petinsure launches in Ireland

    Agria Petinsure has today launched in Ireland, replacing the Petinsure brand, which was taken over in connection with Agria’s acquisition of Capstone last year. Agria also takes over the role of insurer.Agnes Fabricius, CEO of Agria, believes that its low insurance rate will allow more pet owners in Ireland to insure their cats and dogs, therefore increasing the welfare and health of animals in the country. She commented:  "It's just the beginning of our journey of strengthening the offering to Irish pet owners. The low insurance rate gives room for growth and increased animal health,

    How to Prevent Dog Bites This Bank Holiday: Tips for Understanding and Preventing Negative Canine Behaviour

    Brits are known for being a nation of dog lovers with our four-legged friends, a beloved part of society, but however much we love our dogs, it is a fact that dog bites can happen. With dog bite-related hospital admissions reported to have increased by almost a third (33%) over the last ten years[1], it’s very easy to oversimplify and judge the dog and owner. However, the truth is that many dogs who bite are well cared for pets. Particularly on bank holidays, when we may celebrate an extra day away from work with loved ones, our furry friends can experience heightened stress

    Research reveals Brits spend an astonishing £55.75 bilion on pets every year

    Known as a nation of animal lovers, the price of pet ownership across the UK has been unearthed as rolling well into the billions. Owners spending a reported £2,500 a year on each animal they own.Inevitably, being a pet parent comes with a price tag and, perhaps unsurprisingly, a new study[1] has uncovered that eight in ten (81%) agree that the expense of owning a pet has increased over the last 12 months. In fact, a quarter (28%) say that costs have increased significantly. The data has exposed the financial burden British pet owners are facing, with £55.75 billion being revealed as

    Canine Lives Cut Short: Startling Research Reveals 'Unwanted Behaviours' as Top Cause of Death among Dogs Under Three

    It’s an easy assumption that well-behaved dogs are the ones that sit when asked, and the ‘naughty’ ones bark outside the window. However, there’s a very serious side to the way in which dogs behave, with research revealing that ‘unwanted behaviours’ are the leading cause of death in dogs under three-years-old in the UK1.[A dog lying on the floor Description automatically generated] This shocking statistic includes both dogs that have been euthanised as a direct result of undesirable actions as well as those who have experienced a heartbreaking end because of accidents attributed to ‘

    Change of date for first Live Agria Ride

    Agria, the specialist insurer offering unique Lifetime Equine cover, has announced that unfortunately the Agria Ride at Cholsey Park Riding, planned for Sunday 24 September, has been postponed due to unforeseen circumstances. A new date will be set in the spring - please follow Agria Equine on social media to be the first to hear about it!The Virtual Agria Ride will still be going ahead this Sunday. To take part and generate a donation from Agria to Riding for the Disabled (RDA), Retraining of Racehorses and Redwings Horse Charity, simply take a photo out hacking with your horse and share

    ANOTHER UK FIRST AS AGRIA REMOVES AGE CAP TO OFFER FULL VET FEE COVER FOR HORSES OF ALL AGES

    Agria, the specialist pet insurer that launched the UK’s first and only Lifetime Equine insurance, is re-writing the rules in horse insurance once again by offering FULL vet fee cover for all horses, no matter what their age.Equine cover for veteran horses typically covers accidental wound care only, and sometimes colic, with other degenerative conditions such as arthritis and cushings excluded. And too often, veteran policies have to be taken out before the horse reaches a certain age. In a seismic move, Agria is now offering cover to horses of ANY age, and FROM any age (from 30 days and

    Join the first ever Agria Ride — a fun ride with purpose

    The very first group Agria Ride is to take place on Sunday 24th September, combining superb riding with fund-raising for three brilliant charities.The Agria Ride brings together riders across Europe to enjoy their horses with their friends in stunning countryside, making a charity donation for every participant. In the UK, these charities are Riding for the Disabled Association (RDA), Redwings Horses Sanctuary and Retraining of Racehorses (ROR). Places will be available for up to 50 riders to join the inaugural live Agria Ride hosted at Cholsey Farm Riding, near High Wycombe. Riders of

    Agria Lifetime Equine celebrates important milestone

    Agria marked the first birthday of its evolutionary Lifetime Equine insurance in the UK with a birthday cake and string of interested visitors at this year’s Defender Burghley Horse Trials.Agria’s Lifetime Equine insurance, launched at 2022 Burghley Horse Trials, does not add new exclusions to vet cover once you make a claim for a condition, and so offers horse owners reassurance that vet bills can be covered year after year for recurring injuries or repetitive or chronic conditions, a true welfare benefit. A Lifetime policy, with up to £10,000 of vet fees cover every year, means that

    Case Study Snippets

    Fenris the Cocker Spaniel defies death after licking jellyfish Swift vet action saved the day as UK family warns other pet owners about beach safety.   During a stroll in Colwyn Bay, Fenris the 11-month-old Cocker Spaniel encountered a Lion's Mane jellyfish. The happy-go-lucky pup licked the jellyfish, immediately causing vomiting and distress. In a  desperate state, Fenris ingested sand and sea water.   Recognising the urgency, her owner rushed her to a nearby weekend vet. Acting swiftly, the vet administered antihistamines and opioids to counter venom effects. A 20-minute

    Love for Luna – Top Puppy Names by Breed!

    Agria Pet Insurance reveals the 2023 puppy names that have taken the UK by storm.Finding the perfect name for your puppy can be an exciting but tough task. Whether you're drawn to a sentimental name or want to pick the cutest name for your adorable pooch, it's helpful to know the trendiest names for your furry companion. Keep in mind that these popular names can evolve over time, so it's vital to stay in the loop!   Luna reigned supreme as the top name amongst the majority of dog breeds, closely followed by Teddy and Poppy.   One of the world’s leading animal insurers - Agria

    AGRIA LIFETIME EQUINE INSURANCE SPONSORS WORLD CHAMPION EVENTER ROS CANTER

    Agria, the specialist pet insurer launching a revolutionary Lifetime Equine insurance in the UK this summer, is delighted to announce its sponsorship of eventing World Champion, Ros Canter.Ros contests Burghley this week on Pencos Crown Jewel and will be defending her world title shortly afterwards with the mare’s half-brother, Lordships Graffalo, at the FEI Eventing World Championships in Pratoni 14[th] – 25[th] September. “As we launch a world-class product that will materially help horse welfare in Britain, what could be more appropriate than a partnership with a World Champion?” says

    AGRIA LAUNCHES FREE ONLINE CARBON ‘HOOFPRINT CALCULATOR’ TO HELP RIDERS BE MORE SUSTAINABLE

    Agria UK is taking environmental sustainability to a new level with the introduction of its bespoke ‘Hoofprint Calculator’ — a carbon footprint calculator which allows you to work out the environmental impact of your horse and offset it if you wish. The calculator is free to access and is believed to be the first such free service online for horses.“Agria has always believed that supporting horse owners goes far beyond helping them at a time of crisis,” says Agria UK’s CEO Vicki Wentworth. “We also help customers access the best welfare advice, share insights from experts and top names,

    Communicating With Canines: Tips for Understanding and Preventing Dog Bites

    Aggression is a normal part of canine communication, but it’s often hard for owners to understand why bites can happen, and what can be done.[A dog lying on the floor under a bed Description automatically generated] July 2023: Brits are known as a nation of dog lovers with our four-legged friends a beloved part of society, but however much we love our dogs, it is a fact that dog bites can happen. With dog bite-related hospital admissions reported to have increased by almost a third (32.8%) over the last ten years1, it’s very easy to oversimplify and judge the dog and owner. However, the

    Research reveals stark disparity between vets’ and owners’ perception of pet obesity

    New research by Agria Pet Insurance  reveals that 83% of pet owners believe their pet is the correct weight[1]. However, 77% of vets have said that pet obesity is increasing, and that 50% of dogs, 43% of cats and 31% of small animals they treat are currently obese.[2] These statistics show an alarming disparity between owner opinion and what vets are actually seeing in practice.     Only 47% of owners check their pet’s weight at the vets and almost a third (30%) of pet owners admit to either never checking their pet’s weight at all or guessing.

    Pet owners unwittingly feeding a potential pet obesity epidemic

    New research[1] reveals only 17% of pet owners believe that their pet is overweight, yet 77% of vets have said that pet obesity is increasing with 50% of dogs, 43% of cats and 31% of small animals they treat being obese[2].   Only 47% of owners check their pet’s weight at the vets and almost a third (30%) of pet owners admit to either never checking their pet’s weight at all or guessing, revealed the research by UK Pet Food , in partnership with Agria Pet Insurance .   38% of pet owners admit to giving their pets

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