AKC | Pet Insurance Review

We are not happy. We received an email to Redeem for a complimentary office visit on a wellness exam. The claim was denied, and we went to one of the best Vets in our area. To me this is just bad business and very misleading. I would not trust these guys!

I just got off the phone with Ashley. She was so helpful in making me more comfortable with a customized policy within my budget for my 7yr old Basset Hound. For me, I purchased the Exam Plus and Congential/Heriditary add ons. I think it's important you understand what you are buying and don't just sign up on line without having a conversation. Pretty sure that would resolve negative reviews I see. I have a better understanding of coverage now and feel more secure in what I have purchased. Ashley was so helpful, honest and provided some feedback of what may be best for my hound. I am so glad I spoke to a live person which unlike most companies these days, you get right away!! Thank you Ashley for your help.

AKC Pet Insurance covered over $40,000 in expenses for my Labrador Ben who had bilateral TPLOs (6 months apart) and had physical therapy for 2 years. They covered all of his treatments and therapies without question. I expected his premiums to increase dramatically but over the 6 years the premium went from $85 per month to just $103. Given how much they reimbursed that was so much less than I expected.

Canceled my policy as of today. I originally got AKC pet insurance due to their name so I thought they would live up to their reputation ..as all other comments say good luck getting reimbursements with any claims. I submitted a claim for roughly $350. It was denied and I was told I will need to update my policy to a hereditary policy. It’s a bunch of bull crap and just another way of making another dollar off of policy holders. This wasn’t told to me when I purchased the policy, nor did I even have the option to do so. go figure!

I have a policy with AKC pet insurance for 6 years. I submitted my first claim ever, a few months ago. Reimbursement around 450 dollars. My premium jumped from 79 a month to 101 a month. I expected a slight increase, but not 22%. If it had been a massive claim, yeah, but it wasn't.