Healthy Paws | Pet Insurance Review

We rescued a young pup last year only to find that he liked to swallow things that weren't meant to be swallowed. Seeing the writing on the wall I decided that maybe we should look into pet insurance. I found a site online that compared a number of pet insurace companies and Healthy Paws had good ratings, so I chose them...and I am so glad I did.I enrolled the young pup at the $100 deductible, 90% coverage rate, then thought maybe we could afford insurance on our older dog, Murphy, a 10 year old dachshund. To my surprise, the cost was almost the same as the younger dog's, although I did choose the $500 deductible, 70% reimbursement. What a fantastic stroke of luck that turned out to be, because Murphy ruptured a disc in his back that required a MRI and then emergency surgery. The people at Healthy Paws were wonderful. The web-site is easy to use and speeds up the claims process tremendously. I received E:Mails to keep me up to date on the process, to request additional information, to let me know the claim was processed etc. and still just to check on how Murphy is doing. Wonderful people, wonderful company...I'm a customer for life!

Our one year old golden retriever puppy recently had to have surgery on his leg, which was approximately $3000, along with medications and other fees. We submitted all of the paperwork to Healthy Paws and in less than two weeks had checks in the mail to cover the costs as determined in our plan. They even sent a follow-up email to us asking how the pup was doing. It was very easy to communicate with them and they were very prompt and covered everything they claimed they would. I was very impressed and will continue to use Healthy Paws.

My new puppy Charlie at 4 months developed a cherry eye. We were told by specialist that we should wait, and make sure it did not happen to his other eye. We waited until he was 9 months and the eye fixed, I obtained Healthy Paws Insurance when Charlie was diagnosed with cherry eye. This was considered pre-existing condition, which I understood and was not covered, but was so glad I did get the insurance when he was 4 months, because he later developed entropion of the eyelids and required 2 additional surgeries, which cost over $3000.00. Healthy Paws Insurance covered 90% of both surgeries after 250.00 deductible, which was incredible. The financial burden was lifted by having the insurance and I could focus all my energy on my baby, Charlie. Thank You again Healthy Paws for helping during a difficult time.

After contemplating pet insurance for years, I finally purchased Healthy Paws and have 4 dogs covered. They have been absolutely outstanding to deal with. Processed claims exactly 'as advertised' and lightening fast. They are responsive, kind and informative whenever I have communicated with them. I truly could not be more pleased and HIGHLY recommend Healthy Paws to everyone who asks me about pet insurance.

I can't say enough good things about Healthy Paws Pet Insurance. Here's the back story. My wife and I got a siberian kitten about a year and half ago. Our little guy was super healthy with no issues what so ever. In talking to a buddy who got a puppy around the same time the topic of pet insurance came up. I did a little bit of research and wasn't sure if we really needed insurance since form what we heard cats don't have as many health problems as dogs and siberians are a very healthy breed. So i put getting insurance on the back burner. Well back in January we noticed our little guy managed to rip out a claw. We took him to the vet and sure enough it was infected. They did an xray, cleaned it up and prescribed some antibiotics. The vet bill for that visit set me back about $600. Since our little guy is super active and the chances of him tearing out a claw again I decided to resume my search for a pet insurance plan. I came across an article written by a vet on the topic of Pet insurance and one line really struck a chord with me. It basically said you should get pet insurance to help in the event your pet requires medical attention that results in a large bill that you wouldn't be able to pay out of pocket. Now when a vets comes to you and says your pet needs this and that and it will cost this much, you don't want to be in a position to say I can't afford that and have to let your pet be put to sleep. Especially if your pet is young and it's treatable. Okay so in m