MetLife | Pet Insurance Review

4.6

out of 5

Number of reviews 535

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Updated: May 29, 2024

As one of Fortune magazine’s 2022 “World’s most admired companies,” MetLife is proud to have helped people protect what matters to them for 100+ years. MetLife Pet Insurance continues that tradition with a dedicated team of pet advocates who have been passionately serving pet parents for over 15 years. MetLife Pet Insurance offers pet parents an exceptional product from a best-in-class insurer at an affordable price — focused on flexible product offerings, competitive rates, and innovative policy benefits.
5

out of 5

POSTED: | BY: Ashley Rose

Great Coverage

I love MetLife's Pet Insurance! They are always super helpful when I have questions or concerns about my policy. The app is pretty easy to navigate, and sumbitting claims on the app is pretty easy too!
1

out of 5

POSTED: | BY: yuhus hugce

Appeal for claim denial

On 07/13/2024, We took our cat to the vet for a regular health examination. Having had a previous cat who experienced serious health issues, she had a heart murmur and found out she was fip, we are particularly cautious about our current cat’s health and believe regular check-ups are essential. We went there for general visit not a previous illness etc. Following the visit, I submitted all required documents, including the vet's examination report, invoice in support of the claim. But I received notification that the claim had been denied. I have reviewed the documents and the policy terms, and I am unable to understand the reason for this denial.
1

out of 5

POSTED: | BY: Gregory Granger

Useless

Claims process is too much of a hassle. We provided the paperwork multiple times. They rejected claim for something unrelated to what was requested. My wife spent hours on the phone with them explaining the circumstance. Find another provider, they are simply not worth the effort or consideration.
1

out of 5

POSTED: | BY: R.Todd

Told Just Put the Cat Down

My cat Flynn was diagnosed with diabetes in June. I submitted my claim for reimbursement, along with the invoice, one year of medical records, a statement of events, and the SOAP. They put the claim on hold; they said they needed a copy of the declaration page from my previous pet insurance (Spot Pet Insurance) and sent the document as requested. Then I was told they needed the invoice for the claim, so I sent another copy. After that claim was put on hold again, now they wanted a copy of the "SOAP" that I had already sent, sent again. Now the claim was marked "Completed" and the claim "DENIED." So, I called again for the fifth time and got whoever answered the phone; you never get the same person. During the call, the representative tells me everything is fine; it was just a computer mix-up, and the claim is being approved for payment. I checked the MetLife Pet App; now it's on hold again. It did show at one point I was going to receive around $700 for the claim, but it should be around $1100 after the $200 deductible and the 80%. I just checked again, and now my reimbursement is $36. They won't call back when I've requested a manager or supervisor. I did talk to a supervisor on July 11, and she told me she would call me back on Monday, July 15 (no call). I wish I would have stayed with "Spot Pet Insurance." To close, I was told by one of the representatives that they understand my frustration, but have I considered putting the cat down? 
1

out of 5

POSTED: | BY: Zoltan Tamasi

They are 100% useless

They are 100% useless. They will cover $2 of a $1000 claim if you are lucky. They claim it’s for emergencies, but your pet needs to explode to claim any of it

Monthly Cost

The cost of pet insurance depends on a variety of factors, including the species, breed, sex, and age of your pet. Where you live also helps determine what you pay. The type of coverage you need will affect costs, too.

Coverage

Reimbursement for up to 90% of vet costs.

Payout Limits

Deductible

Customizable deductibles from $50-$500

Age Limits

No upper age limits. Pets must be at least 8 weeks old to enroll.

Waiting Period

Accident – policy effective date (1 day waiting period); Illness – 14 days

Exclusions

Protect your pet’s health and your wallet with MetLife Pet Insurance. With a hassle-free claims process, convenient mobile app, and reimbursement in less than two weeks, it’s easy to take the best care of your pet. Get a quote in two minutes or less!

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