Healthy Paws | Pet Insurance Review

This year our 12 year old dog developed glaucoma which caused pressure to build in his eyes resulting in a lot of pain. Our vet recommended a procedure that would reduce the swelling but it would be costly. After the procedure Jackson felt better immediately and Healthy Paws reimbursed us 70% of the cost. We are very grateful for their quick turn-around and support in keeping our pet healthy.

Our little puppy has had so many issues the past year, going from digestive system to poisoning to virus moles, and Healthy Paws has been amazing in each and every situation. We couldn't be happier and would recommend Healthy Paws to anyone who's looking for pet insurance.

Healthy Paws has proven to be a first class pet insurance provider. I have a Havanese who had stones in her bladder and eventually needed emergency surgery. After submitting my claims they were reviewed and processed in a timely manner. They also e-mailed to inquire about my pet's health progress. This was a personal touch for me. I've been with Healthy Paws for less than one year. I'm 100% satisfied.

When our pup was a year old he was run over by a bike! I had purchased Healthy Paws after studying every insurance co. I could find. Took me all night! But I was so right in choosing Healthy Paws! Hardly any paperwork, after the initial waiting period, this happened. First surgery was done by a board certified vet we asked for! Two days after surgery we sent in bills. One week later we got back an $1800 check! We paid a total of $200 total! Six months later other knee went out! Same thing! $2000 bill, week later $1800 check! It was so easy and so fast and everyone is so kind! I tell everyone about Healthy Paws. I've never tried any other ins. But I know I've found the best for our pup!

I have a two year old Corgi who didn't finish her dinner on June 7, 2014 and then wouldn't eat her breakfast the next morning June 8, 2014. I told my husband that we needed to take her to our emergency hospital because it was Sunday and our personal veterinarian was closed. We were very anxious about what could be wrong with our dog. Sabrina was weighed and her temperature was taken and it showed she had a fever. Upon examination the veterinarian noticed she also showed pain when touched in a couple of places on her back. That meant we were dealing with two issues rather than just one. More tests were done. The blood tests showed she had an infection and an X-ray was done to try and find out the cause of pain in her back. Then the veterinarian had to figure out what kind of infection she had. We were able to get Sabrina to drink some water so then she had a bladder full enough to take a urine sample. The test came back positive for a bladder infection. However, the back issue would require more tests and our veterinarian chose to apply a more conservative approach for the back issue with kennel rest and steroids for three weeks. While waiting at the emergency hospital that Sunday morning I was so relieved and comforted knowing that my husband and I chose to get insurance for Sabrina when we first brought her home December 19, 2013. The veterinarian was able to do the necessary tests to find out why she wasn't eating and why she was having back pain. We were able to rule out t