Healthy Paws | Pet Insurance Review

We own a French Bulldog and knew insurance was necessary as Frenchies are prone to various illnesses/ issues. After researching and comparing insurance companies, it was clear to us Healthy Paws was the best. Our pup is almost 2 and recently had to be brought to the vet as an emergency as she couldn't breathe. Our vet was able to stabilize her and then sent her to a specialist where she underwent soft palate surgery. It has been a week since the surgery and we are incredibly thankful she is doing really well. Healthy Paws has been excellent in regards to customer service and filing the claim was a quick and efficient process. We're very happy and highly recommend Healthy Paws.

I have had my Golden Retriever insured through HealthyPaws for 2 years, but thankfully, I have not had to make a claim. Recently, Buddy had to have some surgery done. It was nice knowing HealthyPaws was there. They claim process was very quick. They were very clear on what was needed, and their communication and updates were great. Not only did they email me, but the HealthyPaws Iphone app alerted me every time there was an update. They were very courteous, and even sent an email to see how he was recovering. They love animals, and it shows. They honored their coverage promises, and didn't try to make excuses to deny coverage. HealthyPaws lives up to their promises. It's great to have a company like this by your side.

I'll admit I probably spent a crazy amount of time researching Pet insurance companies but I know it’s paid off. Once I started thinking about our dogs getting sick or severely hurt, I knew I didn’t want our hesitations to be financially based. We would without a doubt spend all we could to help them, but wouldn’t it be nice if we didn’t have to?Enter Pet insurance.. I did a ton of research. From pre-existing condition guidelines, hereditary coverage, lifetime or yearly caps, to hip dysplasia, I read it all. I read reviews, I called companies and asked questions, I read blogs, and I asked my vet. I receive a substantial discount through work for one company and felt so strongly about my research that we decided to use a different company (that should say something!). I didn’t want “cheap” insurance; I wanted reliable coverage that was a good value. I didn’t want to pay a large amount each month to never get anything out of it when needed. Healthy Paws has proved to be just that and has exceeded all expectations. We now have two dogs (large mix breeds - 1 Lab mix and 1 German Shepard mix) that are 6 years old and they have been covered for 2+ years. Our most recent scenario required us to submit our largest claim to date. Our lab at a small rug (he’s not even a chewer!) and it became anchored in his intestines. Of course this happened on a Sunday when our normal vet was not open. Thankfully, we have a nearby fantastic (yet pricey) emergency hospital that was able to check out our Bentley quickly. After having X-Ray’s completed they were able to confirm that parts of the rug were anchored and needed to be surgically removed. We were given the estimate range of cost and signed away. 3 days later, Bentley was almost as good as new and able to come home. Two weeks later, he’s currently enjoying not having to wear the cone of shame or taking multiple medicines a day. This was not our first time submitting a claim but it was as easy as ever and we received our reimbursement around a week later in the mail. We have 80% coverage with a $250 deductible and instead of Bentley’s surgery costing us $5,500 (which was our final bill); we only paid $1,300 since we had not hit our deductible prior to this incident for the year. SO thankful as we’re about to close on a new home and would have had to reduce our down payment because of this if we didn’t have insurance. My biggest tip for those interested in having their furbabies insured is to do your research! Make sur

"Free dog." Suuure! When our "free" 9-year-old dog Kibbie fell in January, he had to have a surgery to remove his tendons and ankle and replace them with a steel plate. This month, we found out that he also cracked two molars in that fall--one of which could be bonded, the other of which had to be removed. Total cost? Without Healthy Paws pet insurance, we would have paid about $7,500. With the plan we've got, including the $45 monthly charge for the insurance, we paid a $250 deductible, followed by 10%--$975 out of pocket for the healthcare (or $1,290 when you factor in the monthly costs of having the insurance, plus our cost for the care). Savings so far this year: $6,210. Thanks to Healthy Paws Pet Insurance, Kibbie is healthy and happy and we are not broke.

I have nothing but good things to say about Healthy Paws. They approved my claim PLUS sent me my reimbursement check in days...not weeks. Not only that, but they followed up with a sincere and personal email asking about my dog and how she was doing. That was when I knew Health Paws was the right place to be. I really did feel like part of the "family" and they were asking because they truly cared. They are the best!