Things worth knowing
Admiral is probably best known for car and home insurance, and pet insurance sits alongside those as part of a broader product range rather than being the core of what they do. That's worth bearing in mind when comparing, not as a criticism, just as useful context.
They do offer lifetime cover for dogs and cats, which is the most comprehensive policy type available and the one worth looking at if your pet develops an ongoing condition that needs treatment year after year.
Dental illness is listed as a covered item, though the detail around any requirements, such as regular dental checks being kept up to date, will be in the policy wording rather than the headline information.
Some policies introduce an age-related co-payment once a pet reaches a certain age, meaning you contribute a percentage of every claim on top of your excess. Its worth checking Admiral's current policy wording on this specifically, particularly if you're insuring an older pet.
Full policy wording is available directly from Admiral. Pricing and terms change over time so treat anything here as a starting point rather than a definitive account of what you'd be offered today.