Research from Simply Business finds that almost half of England's renters have welcomed or plan to get a pet in 2026, with 93% taking active steps to protect their rented homes...

New research from LRG finds 93% of landlords have had no formal pet requests since the Renters' Rights Act, yet pet-friendly rentals remain a priority for over half of tenants.

Addept Insurance's Not for Lions landlord pet damage insurance is now available to Protect My Let customers, filling a protection gap left by the Renters' Rights Act.

Changes under the Renters’ Rights Act could affect rental yields by widening access to pet-friendly homes.

New Inventory Base data shows pet-friendly rental listings in England have dropped 39% since January, as landlords pull back ahead of the Renters' Rights Act.

Only 8.2% of rental listings in England are currently advertised as pet-friendly, despite new legal rights for tenants to request a pet.

45% of private renters say they are likely to get a new or additional pet following the new legislation introduced by the Renters' Rights Bill.

42% of renters who previously had a request denied or never asked would choose to get a pet when the bill takes effect.

The new policy offers £2,500 cover per policy period for pet-related damage.

The average cost of pet damage per incident is £148, according to the latest figures.