£801.8 million in home insurance claims rejected due to pet-related damage.

Just 8% of rental properties are currently advertised as ‘pet friendly’

The general insurance provider says that it is staying ahead of the proposed changes outlined in the forthcoming Renters’ Rights Bill.

While many landlords fear the damage a pet could cause, it could be a financially smarter move to let to a tenant with a pet.

A new survey has found that renters aged between 18 and 24 are 'reshaping the rental market' and prioritising their pets’ needs over their own when it comes to renting.

In England, landlords continue to reserve the right to prevent pets from their properties, but that doesn’t mean you cannot rent with a pet altogether.

New findings from a recent landlord survey have highlighted significant concerns among landlords about pets in rented properties.

New research from Novuna Personal Finance reveals that home repair bills are in the millions for pet-loving Brits, with dogs costing owners over £348m and cats costing owners...

Moving house while juggling work and other commitments can feel overwhelming, but adding a pet into the mix is a whole other matter.

Prospective tenants will struggle to find a pet-friendly property as just 9% of England’s current rental stock is listed as such.