ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

My Lulu is a sensitive one. Her belly has always been sensitive and about a month ago she got really sick. I had to take her to the emergency vet in the middle of the night and it took nearly a month and 4 sizeable claims to get her back to her old self. ASPCA has not only paid out a significant amount, they have called to check on Lulu to make sure she was feeling better--and it never felt as though they were calling to ask if she was feeling better so they could stop paying out claims! It felt like they were genuinely interested in her wellbeing. I tell everyone I know with a pet about my ASPCA Heath Insurance and always recommend they at least look into it. You just never know and when you need it, it's a huge help and worth the quarterly investment!

Our Bichon Frise-Poodle Mix dog, Max experienced a tear in his cruciator tendon and Miniscus as well as an out of joint knee cap during a hop up to our couch! We had him diagnosed with x-rays and referred for orthopedic surgery within about a week. ASPCA Pet Insurance handled the claim very rapidly and paid an excellent amount of reimbursement. They showed true concern for Max and for us. I can not thank them enough for their terrific support. After having this kind of coverage from pet insurance, I can not imagine having a pet without it!

ASPCA Pet Insurance is very quick to respond and very helpful with any questions I may have. I have had no issues with submitting claims and receiving reimbursement. The website is easy to navigate.

My policy covered end-of-life expenses for my 16-year-old fur-baby last year. I now have a 10-year-old rescue who's is covered by ASPCA insurance. I continue to be very satisfied with the service of this company. I appreciate the communication regarding status of a claim.

DiNozzo's policy jumped from $600 to $800 in one year!!! And then we have an issue with him bleeding from the rectum which started at the middle of July. We was unhappy with Banfield Pet Hospital's results so we went to Metropolitan Pet Hospital in November because DiNozzo wasn't getting better. Now ASPCA insurance will not cover the medical because they consider his condition pre-existing!!! We are considering dropping this policy!!!