ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

We adopted our Dachsund mixed puppy from the animal shelter when he was only 4-months old. Knowing he was a stray with no history or background, we were concerned with what medical conditions would accompany him. First week we had him, he came down with "kennel cough." Then the next month, a rash, followed by Coccidia, Pancreatitis and Giardia within the first six months of adopting him. We live in Orange County, CA and we searched for a vet that fell within the acceptable range of costs that ASPCA covered. Still have not found one that comes close. However, the claims we've submitted have been covering about 60-70% of the cost, which is better than nothing as we have spent well over the cost to have the insurance and then some. So we definitely don't regret getting pet insurance, and the deductible is $100 annually. I would have to agree with another reviewer about the pre-existing conditions and renewal of the insurance resetting the clock.

ASPCA pet insurance provides security for my pets. Although the plan requires to pay the bill up front, the customer receives reimbursement within a reasonable amount of time. My husband and I have never had a problem submitting a claim and the money we get back after required deductions is well worth the monthly payments. We would suggest pet insurance for anyone that owns an animal because accidents happen all the time and sometimes you may not be financially prepared to handle the expensive fees.

When we decided to get pet insurance on our 2 Weimaraners ages (now) 8 & 10, we had no idea how much we would be using it. Our 10 year old has been tested, re-tested and prescribes medications for cushings disease. This is not something curable, but can be managed through medication and constant moniter with the vet. Needless to say, this insurance has been a money saver. We had already covered various problems with the 8 year old. Thank goodness we took the "long-Term care" that caries over year to year.

Confetti my 12-year old Siamese became listless and didn't eat for three days. My vet recognized that he weas dehydrated and gave him fluids and tests which proved negative. He came home feeling better than before he had gotten sick. This was my first time to have insurance and I am grateful for it.

EFFICIENT CLAIM HANDLING AND PROVIDES COVERAGE AS THE PLAN DESCRIBES