There was a slight dip in premiums for lifetime pet insurance policies in May this year, according to data from Pearson Ham Group.
This marks a reversal from the steady upward movements seen over recent months.
Compared to April, the average premiums in May fell by 0.7% nudging the annual trend into negative territory, with a 1.1
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