ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

I have two dogs, one that was insured with ASPCA, and another with Pets Best. The costs are the same, but the coverage is very different. Both of my dogs have long-term care illnesses (Addison's disease, and Irritable Bowel Disease). ASPCA has a lifetime cap of $2500 for continuing care. That amount only lasted three years, and now all expenses are out of pocket. Pets Best has no lifetime cap on continuing care, which is a relief for a dog that has an illness that will last his entire life. There are far better insurance plans for your pets than ASPCA, which was a surprise to me because of all providers, I would expect better coverage from a charity that prides itself on care for animals. Unfortunately, because my dog insured with ASPCA now has a chronic illness, I cannot change policies because she has a pre-existing condition.

Both of my dogs have been covered by ASPCA Pet Insurance for many years. It has been invaluable the times we have needed it, and the cost is very reasonable. I'm always surprised how quickly the payment for the claim is processed. I recommend ASPCA to anyone looking for pet insurance.

My dog Maggie had a infection and ASPCA was fast to take care of my claim. The calls they made to me during this process tells me they care. Maggie is feeling much better and having ASPCA helped with the vet bill. I would recommend using ASPCA for pet insurance.

I've had a very good experience with ASPCA Insurance. I got all 6 of my dogs insured. Jaxon ended up going into kidney failure, but we were able to treat him at the vet hospital. He is now on special food, medications, and IV fluids. The ASPCA Insurance came through for us and we're getting 80% back on everything as the chronic kidney disease is covered. Their App is easy to use and I just submit receipt and within days my 80% is back in my account. It helps so much!

Very fast reimbursement! Online claim was a little confusing.