Pets Best | Pet Insurance Review

Excellent customer service end to end. Very user friendly web site and claims processing tool. Excellent and timely communications, and friendly, helpful, knowledgeable, and professional team. Top notch service organization. They are top notch, and I highly recommend them for your pet's needs!

Great company to work with for my dog. Easy to file. Good coverage. Rapid response.

First time dog owner and was skeptical about pet insurance but I have had such a great experience! PetsBest gives great returns and I’ve received my reimbursement in less than 2 weeks every time!

Always easy and quick with payment and coverage. No hassle and efficient

I adopted a dog on 11/1/2024. Prior to adopting the dog, I had to set up a vet intake appointment to prove to the shelter that we would have a regular vet. I set that appointment for 11/17 a few days before going to adopt my dog. On 11/14, I started a Pet’s Best policy after spending some time reviewing options—3 days before our intake appointment so the policy would be active in time. At the same time, my RECENTLY ADOPTED DOG WITH NO HISTORY OF PAIN, started showing signs of hip or back pain. I didn’t know if it was an injury or a chronic problem, so I asked the vet what to do. They let me know since she was still eating/drinking/pottying and walking I could wait until our appointment. At that appointment, we discussed testing some meds and getting some imaging done. In December, I had an immunization appointment where I also picked up meds. They denied the claim because the “undiagnosed lameness” presented in their stupid 14 day window. Then, when I got imagine done in February, they denied that claim, too. Again, I had this dog for TWO WEEKS when I started a policy for her. But because she started presenting with symptoms at the same time, for the REST OF HER LIFE, her hip dysplasia claims will be denied. This is an absolute discouragement to adopt, and especially to adopt older or medically complex dogs. Mabel is around 2, and I had no expectation she would be medically complex… But now the policy I got for her so she’d be well cared for even if money was tight won’t cover her biggest need. If I find a policy who will cover her (now diagnosed) hip dysplasia, I will leave Pet’s Best in an instant. They love money, not pets.