Healthy Paws | Pet Insurance Review

Our five year old Australian Shepherd had to have x-rays for a knee injury and although she didn't require surgery for her knee, it was discovered while looking at her x-rays that she had bladder stones. She had surgery to remove them and is recovering well. It was very stressful, but it was an immense relief to know that most of her medical bills would be covered by Healthy Paws Pet Insurance. Never having used it before I wasn't sure what our experience would be. We were surprised by the ease of filing claims and impressed with the level of care and professionalism provided by Healthy Paw representatives. I highly recommend Healthy Paws Pet Insurance for anyone considering pet insurance.

This April, Khan was diagnosed with an eye ulcer that just would not leave. After multiple vet visits, he was finally given a clean bill of health, but the ulcer came back much worse than before. Less than 14 hours after the 2nd ulcer was found, his eye ruptured. We had to rush him to the ER vet at 1 AM and pray that they could save his eye. They were able to keep him stable until the eye surgeon was available, and they operated first thing in the morning. The surgery was successful, and Khan is currently recuperating nicely, and there is a good chance that he will have at least partial vision in the eye. Again, we couldn't have afforded to save his eye without Healthy Paws- the total bill was approximately $3800, and our portion, after reimbursement, was only $500. In addition, the 7 different claims have all been processed within 3 business days, and we've always gotten them within a week. No waiting months! The phone reps are always incredibly kind also, and they always email to check up on him. Khan will never be insured with anyone else!

i will always keep my pet insurance as you can never know what will happen. my baby had a floating kneecap and had to have surgery. this is very expensive. with all the stress of what she was going thru and my stress for her, i was so relieved that at least i was being helped finacially. thank you always for your kindness and concern.

Our 2 year old Great Dane, Gunnar, recently wasn't feeling very well and didn't want to eat. When he did finally eat something he ended up vomiting. Concerned, we took him to our Vet were they did blood work and decided to take X-rays. They saw what they thought might be a blockage in the small intestine but weren't sure. They gave us some antibiotics and told us to keep an eye on him and if he got worse to call them back. Not wanting to take chances, we had our Vet get us an immediate appointment with a Specialist in Tampa, where they did an ultrasound to check the possible blockage. It turned out not to be a blockage and told us to proceed with the antibiotics for a intestinal infection. Upon arriving home, we used the Healthy Paws phone app to submit a copy of the bills from both Veterinarian facilities for submittal. By the next morning, we received an email letting us know that the claims were in process and later that day we received another email that the check was being sent out. We are so pleased with not only the speed to which the claims are processed, but also by the genuine concern that Healthy Paws has for its clients. They always make it a point to check back within days to see how your loved one (pet) is doing. We recently brought into our lives a new Great Dane puppy, and we have already added him into our Healthy Paws account. You always hope that you never have to use your Healthy Paws Pet Insurance, but knowing that they are there for you when you need them is definitely reassuring.

When Wookie was very young I knew I never wanted to compromise his health because I couldn't afford the best treatments for him. So I searched the web for Pet Health Insurance. When I found Healthy Paws, I knew it was the right one for my precious baby. I've never been sorry, and I've saved thousands on Wookie's health care. Their reimbursement is a quick turn around, and I usually get a check within a week of filing. And...They actually call to find out how he's feeling...Does your insurance co. do that? I bet not.