Price Satisfaction
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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Very easy to enroll
Very easy to enroll! I'm happy!
Insurer: MetLife
By: India Donaldson
We loveeeee Spot
We loveeeee Spot! We have two out of four dogs with Spot insurance and can’t be more pleased with how easy and quick everything works. I have a dog being investigated for major issues and is currently diagnosed with diabetes. I can not be more grateful for Spot allowing us to cover my babies needs. I would like to 10 star Spot :). Thank you Spot
Insurer: Spot
By: Shannon Schacherl
Total Lack of Transparency
In my recent review, I stated that Trupanion WILL NOT share the data that they use to raise premiums. They responded to me that "We conduct regular evaluations of our pricing alongside broad trends and changes in veterinary medicine. This evaluation considers things such as the fluctuating costs of veterinary care due to inflation, and the increased use of better technology in the industry to get pets the help they need." It goes on to say that if I would like more information to contact them. Yes, I would like to see the data they use to support their 30% annual increases. If they have this information and use it to justify significantly large increases, WHY DO THEY CHOOSE NOT TO SHARE IT? Why are they not transparent? Makes you wonder, right?
Insurer: Trupanion
By: Jon Dell'Olio
Spot was there when my pet got…
Spot was there when my pet got diagnosed with heart problem. I am very thankful for helping paying immediately their share. Thank you again I ll stay with Spot for the rest of my life and any pet I might have in the future
Insurer: Spot
By: Joanna Tsamodakis
The rates are great and I don’t have to…
The rates are great and I don’t have to stress on vet bills. Signing up was very easy and the different plans are easy to find and understand to fit your needs and budget.
Insurer: MetLife
By: Robert Kytonen
EASY TO USE AND GREAT DISCOUNTS
EASY TO USE AND GREAT DISCOUNTS
Insurer: MetLife
By: STEPHANIE
Simple application with timely review
We were looking at changing our pet insurance since we had to add another pet. Our previous company had substantially increased our cost, with no changes in coverage or the health of our cat. I submitted the straightforward on-line application, and received a notice in the mail five days later about the policy being approved.
Insurer: Nationwide
By: Cathy
Super easy and helpful!
First time applying for pet insurance! Hopefully saves up hundreds!
Insurer: Nationwide
By: John Dela Cruz
Outrageous increased premiums after illness
As my dog aged, insurance premiums increased, as most pet insurance does. However, when my dog had a medical issue after 10 years with the insurance, the premiums almost doubled (to $400/month in 2025). Most shockingly, my dog didn’t require surgery, nor any expensive treatments or tests (analgesics and crating only), just several visits to the vet. Now, I can’t switch to another insurance because she has a pre-existing condition. Fetch doesn’t work like a true insurance, in which the risks are distributed amongst the insured pool, they get their money back from you in the subsequent months. They can do that because you are now trapped with them due the pre existing condition
Insurer: Fetch
By: CMB
Rate Increase
My dog was diagnosed with hip dysplasia when she was just under 5 years old. She was born in 2016. I am a Certified Canine Practitioner & was working at that time. I had signed up for insurance previously. My policy covered major illnesses plus acupuncture & physical therapy, including laser treatment. It did not cover routine care. Since I was working, I was able to treat her hip dysplasia without billing her insurance until 2021. From 2021 to 2024, insurance paid 80% of her meds and laser treatment with reasonable increases in monthly payments. My dog turned 11 in October of 2024 and then I received a notification that her payments would increase from $117 to $ 203.00 per month. I consider this to be excessive when nothing had changed except her age. My conclusion could only be that Pet's Best did not want to fulfill their obligation to pay for her care unless they could charge me an outrageous fee. I canceled the policy and would not recommend them under any circumstances.