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POSTED: | BY: Jay C
Read the fine prints above potential policy coverage change
Please be careful with PetSecure regarding its insurance plan and coverage limitations. Plan and coverage details can change pretty unnoticeably without your consensus and agreement.
We enrolled with PetSecure under the vet referral program for our large breed dog back in 2020. I have to give credits to PetScure related to its free trial period, claim process method, and the general coverage range of its plans. However, there are coverage limitations underneath its plans and not advertised anywhere. Moreover, these coverage limitations, and in fact, the policy coverage percentage could change based on the so-called company's "independent" review.
To put a solid example, our dog was feeling a bit off (not willing to eat/drink for 2 days), and we visited our regular vet for a quick exam. The result was non-conclusive with a strong suspicion of hot weather/climate, and our dog recovered 2 days after the vet visit without any prescribed meds. Filed the claim with PetSecure, and then denied as the event was not an accident nor illness....
Moreover, at the end of 2021, we received a letter from PetSecure indicating our coverage will change from 80% to 50% in 2022, which is a 30% reduction in co-pay amount including the $200 deductible. Such that, previous a bill total of $250 will be able to satisfy each year's $200 deductible requirement, now will require a $400 bill total amount. Meanwhile, the main website still advertises 80% plan coverage....right, this is not a false advertisement for sure....
Anyway, one short conclusion, stay away from PetSeucre, and actually any majority of pet insurance providers if you have a healthy dog. Put away some money for special event of accident or major illness.