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POSTED: | BY: Susan Gardner
A Zero Rating
Update June 15:
Trupanion did not cover any of the costs associated with my dog's illness. Then they followed up with reducing the amount they were paying for her Invertebrate Disease because I had rehab (not paid by Trupanion) for her elbow and knee. Trupanion decided that my holistic treatment "could" have also be treated for the Invertebrate Disease and reduced the amount. Finally, to top it off, they increased my premium with 2 weeks notice, They claimed that they sent me an update, but somehow, I didn't receive the email notice. How on earth did they know that I hadn't received the email? If you want to be treated horribly after paying premiums for over 14 years, then you may want to consider Trupanion. Otherwise, you have many other options now - you should exercise those options.
If I could write a zero review I would. My 14 year old dog has been with Trupanion since she was 10 weeks old in 2011. We rarely had any claims until she reached about 12 years old. After paying our premiums for over 14 years, Trupanion is now taking almost 4 weeks to review a claim for a condition that has been covered for over 2 years. Our premium was also increased as our claims increased and when we appealed Trupanion’s decision to apply a deductible when it had already been paid for the same condition.
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