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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Healthy Paws is the absolute worst in…
Healthy Paws is the absolute worst in pet insurance. I have had my 12-year old dog insured through them since he was a baby. They have crazy increases in premiums each and every year, but this year is the worst. As of August, they informed me that his reimbursement rate will decrease from 80% to 70%, and his monthly premium will increase from $287 to $397, a nearly 40% increase. This company claims to love pets and their owners, but they are obviously only interested in making money. To raise a monthly premium by 40% while decreasing the coverage, especially as the dog gets older and will need the insurance more, is a disgrace. I would never recommend any pet owner use this insurance company.
Insurer: Healthy Paws
By: Steven Goecke
Policy changed when I was about to pay
Policy changed when I was about to pay
Insurer: Sonnet
By: Malcolm Owusu
Chad did a great job outlining coverage…
Chad did a great job outlining coverage and ensuring understanding of total cost between both pets we have.
Insurer: Nationwide
By: Jacob
Able to obtain a more comprehensive…
Able to obtain a more comprehensive policy for my yorkshire terrier vs other companies. Cost is basically equal or better when compared to other companies. More benefits!
Insurer: Prudent Pet
By: Irene Lockett
Best pet insurance
This is my first time having pet insurance and so happy that I have spot. They make it so easy and its affordable!
Insurer: Spot
By: Kimberly Lee
Greedy greedy company
Pet's Best raises their premiums to astronomical amounts. I have been a customer for 8 years with four pets and have submitted one claim. They have raised premiums by hundreds of dollars year after year that it is essentially impossible to justify paying. I am sure they are not the only company to do this, but I cannot recommend it anymore. Way to ditch customers and force their hand at canceling a plan out of pure greed. We need greater regulatory practices on these greedy insurance companies!
Insurer: Pets Best
By: SW
I am finally getting insurance on my…
I am finally getting insurance on my cats for the first time and Trupanion is an excellent company to have it with. They are available 24 hours a day 7 days a week 365 days a year. There's no middleman if you're veterinarian accepts their insurance. They paid directly to the veterinarian. I have three cats one age 8 years old, one age 14 months, and the baby age 5 months old. I'm only paying $167 per month for full coverage on all three of my cats. I have $1,000 deductible per cat but that is a lifetime deductible which means that one said deductible is met during the lifetime of the cat, you never have to pay for any more deductibles. My cats usually live to be 15 to 20 years old so that's why I knew it was important to get insurance while they were young. Trupanion is an awesome company and I've had nothing but good experiences with their customer service team. I highly recommend them for pet insurance. MarLa M. Las Vegas, Nevada.
Insurer: Trupanion
By: MARLA MCCLURE
60% increase in cost because I used it
60% increase in cost because I used it? Didnt cover everything when my husky had knee surgery last year. Would be better saving the money monthly and just paying myself.
Insurer: Embrace
By: Sean Kehoe
Will NEVER Recommend Healthy Paws Again
I am absolutely disgusted by Healthy Paws’ recent policy changes for pets over 7 years old. After being a loyal customer for more than 10 years, I never expected the company to effectively reduce coverage just when senior pets are most likely to need it. Healthy Paws has downgraded reimbursement rates and more than doubled deductibles for older pets, leaving long-time customers with significantly worse coverage despite years of faithfully paying premiums. Many of us purchased pet insurance specifically to protect our pets as they age, yet Healthy Paws appears to be changing the rules once pets reach the stage of life where coverage matters most. What makes this especially frustrating is that existing customers are essentially trapped. After years with the company, switching insurers often isn’t a realistic option because of pre-existing condition exclusions. Healthy Paws knows this and still chose to reduce the value of coverage for senior pets. Numerous pet owners have reported similar changes affecting pets aged 7 and older at renewal. This is a terrible way to treat customers who have supported your company for a decade or more. Loyalty clearly means nothing when corporate profits are put ahead of the people and pets who trusted you. I can no longer recommend Healthy Paws to anyone considering pet insurance. If you’re shopping for coverage, pay close attention to what can happen when your pet gets older—because that’s when you find out what kind of company you’re really dealing with.
Insurer: Healthy Paws
By: Rhea Machado
ik dachshunds have bad back problems so…
ik dachshunds have bad back problems so they had the best quotes.
Insurer: MetLife
By: angel voyles