Healthy Paws | Pet Insurance Review

My one dog has been through a lot. At one point he got really sick and we saw 8 vets by us who could not figure it out, but he was dying- his liver was starting to shut down. I went down the PennVet and was able to say, do whatever you can because we had the health insurance. They saved him! Found a rare infection under his armpit- who knew. Recently he had a mast cell tumor removed. We never had any trouble with claims, reimbursements came promptly. I don’t know where I would be without them!

I am so grateful and appreciative for Healthy paws insurance! I have never had pet insurance before but Healthy paws came highly recommend from a dog trainer so I signed up. The whole process was easy and fast. It was Christmas present to my pup. Little did I know I would really need the service 3 months later when my dog hurt herself.. Healthy paws has been supportive, available, and fast. I highly recommend Healthy paws pet insurance.

I have had Healthy Paws since my pug Brutus was only 4 months old, and boy am I glad I got it. My poor Brutus has had some health issues since he was about 2 and Healthy Paws has been a life savor..with medications, and vet visits, and even a few trips to Emergency Vet. It can be very overwhelming you want to do whatever you can to keep your fur baby healthy and get them the best care but it can be really costly. Knowing i have Healthy Paws to help me out with those costs means all the difference in the treatment he gets. I tell everyone I know to get pet insurance and do your research. I had a pug before this one and the insurance was not great. I often tell people i wish I could go on his plan its better than mine is! I would definitely recommend this to anyone who has a fur baby. I have the best plan but they do offer other more cost efficient plans for people.

Blue Leah hurt herself after a walk one evening & I took her to the emergency vet service. They thought she had sprained her left leg & advise to take her to her vet if her limp doesn't improve. We schedule a vet visit with her primary vet after a week. She took x-rays and submitted them to another doctor for review. Attended a consultation and was advised that she had elbow dysplasia in both front legs. They told us the cost could be $3600 - $4200 to perform surgery to remove the cartilage blocking proper bone growth and that she will have arthritis. Fortunate for Blue Leah & us, we had Healthy Paws pet insurance. The procedure had to be done. The actual surgeon only had to perform surgery on her left elbow. It still is a long road to recovery but having pet insurance is worth it to cover Blue! Especially Healthy Paws! They processed the claim in less than a week. Thank you Healthy Paws!

I have found Healthy Paws insurance to be stellar. Filing claims is as easy as uploading the vet bill, and they process quickly.