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Discover whether pet owners feel they’re getting good value from their pet insurance plans. These reviews focus on pricing transparency, affordability, and overall satisfaction with plan costs.
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good pricing for pet coverage
good pricing for pet coverage
Insurer: MetLife
By: Kelitta Barkley
WE had this insurance for Finkle and Jasmine. Good experience.
WE had this insurance for Finkle and Jasmine. Good experience.
Insurer: MetLife
By: Geethani Jayasundera
10 years, Multiple Surgeries, and Total Peace of Mind
"We signed our English Springer Spaniel up with Healthy Paws 10 years ago when she was just a puppy, and it is easily the best financial decision we’ve ever made for our family. Over the last decade, Healthy Paws has been a rock-solid partner through every stage of her life. Recently, our ESS had to undergo surgery for bilateral elbow fractures, which totaled over $8,000. Within just a few days of filing the claim, Healthy Paws had processed it and covered their 60% portion without any hassle. Beyond this major surgery, they have consistently been there for: Chronic Care: They cover his daily allergy medications and frequent treatments for chronic ear infections. Cancer Recovery: Last year, they covered the removal of two cancerous cysts, allowing us to focus on his recovery instead of the cost. Modern Perks: We also love the added value of the 24/7 virtual vet care via Airvet, which is a huge help for quick questions at any hour. Most people don’t realize that other companies have annual caps of $5,000 or $10,000. With an aging dog who has faced multiple health hurdles, having no annual or lifetime caps has been the difference between providing him with the best care possible and facing heartbreaking financial decisions. If you are looking for a company that actually stands by you for the long haul, this is it."
Insurer: Healthy Paws
By: Judith C.
I now have my third dog insured with…
I now have my third dog insured with healthy paws - that speaks for itself. They are easy to work with, super fast working on claims and wiring / checks. I recently experienced some communication issues as if the left doesn’t know what the right is doing as well as receiving their email notifications. I hope they fix that. The other downside is their age restriction; if a dog is 8+ years old, they don’t offer the same coverage as for younger dogs. That’s a big minus. Otherwise it would be a 5* rating.
Insurer: Healthy Paws
By: Melanie
Pet Insurance for my Sweet Tucker
I signed up for MetLife pet insurance the day I adopted my sweet 3/4 year old rescue Tucker. Met Life responds quickly to my claims and provides follow-up from receipt to payment. When I have questions there's someone to provide answers. I'm happy with Tucker's MetLife Insurance Plan.
Insurer: MetLife
By: Delores
easy to navigate
easy to navigate. great rates. great coverage.
Insurer: MetLife
By: Bonnie Irwin
Comprehensive & dependable coverage
I have insured my pets with Pets Best for several years. Their comprehensive coverage gives me comfort that I am always able to provide the best possible care for my pets, without making cost a part of that decision. They have supported my cat through a cancer diagnosis, my greyhound through chronic urinary tract issues, and my oldest greyhound with GOLPP. At every step, Pets Best could be counted on to provide coverage and I could rest knowing that once my deductible and out of pocket was covered, they would cover the balance. In addition to covering exam costs, lab test, diagnostic testing and of course treatment, the actual cost of their policy is also reasonable for the broad coverage they provide. Thank you Pets Best!
Insurer: Pets Best
By: Helga Gruss
Paying another deductible for the same condition
I must say that Trupanion is quick to pay out claims BUT they somehow overlook the same medical conditions that has met the deductible from previous claims. And this results into being made to pay the deductible twice. My cat has a heart murmur so his Vet included a proBNP test when they did his bloodwork on June 2023 and this test came back positive. An Echocardiogram was eventually done and this showed early stage of Cardiomyopathy. Then on Feb 2026 I took my cat to a different Vet for dental cleaning but because of his heart murmur, they had to do another proBNP test that came back way over the normal value. An Echocardiogram was done again which showed a progression of his Cardiomyopathy. When I submitted a claim to Trupanion, I was made to pay another deductible of $250 because they said it’s another medical condition. I don’t understand why they keep saying that my first claim in June 2023 with the Echocardiogram was because of an eye problem and therefore completely different from the Feb 2026 claim. What kind of Vet would order an Echocardiogram for an eye condition? The fact that I’m paying $98 a month insurance for 1 cat, it’s just fair to ask Trupanion to get competent and knowledgeable underwriters to review claims so as not to cause further trauma and frustration to their clients.
Insurer: Trupanion
By: MB