ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

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I've subscribed to ASPCA Pet Insurance for several years, and never had to make a significant claim until recently. My cat, Abby, is an outdoor cat. Everyone in the neighborhood loves her. However, a new cat moved into the area and threatened Abby's territory. There was an attack by the new cat and Abby sustained several bites on her neck. Two of them became very infected, so, I took her to the vet. the process of healing began. The cost was very expensive. That's when I made a claim to ASPCA Pet Insurance, and received the help I needed to pay for Abby's care. The application process is so simple and easy. Plus, they are quick to make a payment. A kind man called to make sure everything went well, and asked if I had any questions. Not only that but the premiums are very affordable. Therefore, if you have a pet that is like a family member, then, for peace of mind, you should purchase ASPCA Pet Insurance. You will not regret it!

Absolutely wonderful. From customer service to claim processing and refund time. Unbelievable how on top and friendly they are. Best choice to switch to them. I will be a lifetime member

My precious had gone blind went to see about it. My regular doctor sent me to a specialist. Just told me to get 800.00 or more for tests was in and out in 15 min. Called my insurance to see if I could go to a different doctor and they told me I had the right to go where I wanted. I found a doctor that took an x-ray and told me that my dog would be blind for the rest of her life. But also she had an inflammation through her intestines. and gave me medicine special diet. she is doing good, and I only had to pay 325.00 instead of over a thousand. ASPCA was there for me.

Our youngest lab has had idiopathic head tremors since she's been two years old. After she turned six she had a full blown seizure which involved more extensive testing. Nine months later she had a second fullblown seizure at which time they diagnosed her as epileptic and we started her on seizure meds. Her internist noticed slight elevations over the years in her ALT enzyme and recommended a liver biopsy to rule out Copper Toxicity. Her recent pathology from the liver biopsy confirmed she suffers from Copper Associated Hepatopathy. We've started treating her with meds that will hopefully reverse this and possibly her seizures will resolve.. We are hopeful that this may have always been the underlying illness. Thankfully since we have pet health insurance we don't think twice about taking our dogs to the vet for treatment and in this case we have hopefully given her the chance to live a full long life!!!! We love our dogs soooo much!!!!!