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first try
I really do not know much of it. Is my first time
Insurer: Sonnet
By: Cristian Alberto Gajardo Munoz
Because Yiu are a mutually owned…
Because Yiu are a mutually owned company.
Insurer: Nationwide
By: customer
thank you cant wait to ge4t started for…
thank you cant wait to ge4t started for my new baby
Insurer: MetLife
By: Rollanda Blackmon
Very good
My dog got a urinary infection. It was scary. She spend a week behaving differently and urinating constantly. She was uncomfortable and nervous. She is a 6 month old puppy. The veterinarian was amazing. Tks.
Insurer: Trupanion
By: Diana
Your insurance has been great
Your insurance has been great, Thank you for all that you do to help us keep our dog well.
Insurer: MetLife
By: Kyle
Love Met Life anyway for all insurance…
Love Met Life anyway for all insurance needs
Insurer: MetLife
By: Karen Terry
Do NOT bother with FIgo
TLDR: not at all worth your money, get a high yield savings account instead. Update, as I'm not interested in the typical marketing tactic of "contact us 1:1 offline" -- I'd like to share some math and correct a few figures I admit I got wrong in my original review: I canceled my Figo policy after two and a half years and ran the numbers on what it actually cost me. From December 2023 to July 2026, I paid Figo $1,655.40. Figo reimbursed a total of $70 for one annual vet visit in 2025 and $40 toward a $400 diagnostic bill when my dog was being tested for cancer. That's $110 total, about a 6.6% return on what I paid over my policy. My rate also went up twice with no added coverage — from $41.32/month to $54.30, then to $61.62, a 49% increase in two years. My dog's actual annual checkups run $70–$100, so I ended up paying about the same each month as my annual vet visit. When a 'real' bill came (~$400 for a cancer screening + some other tests), Figo covered $40 of it. I had a second opinion appointment a few weeks later for another $340 and didn't even bother filing that claim, because at that point it was clear the payout wasn't coming with the policy I had been paying into. If I'd put that same money in a high-yield savings account instead, I'd have close to $2k accessible, for exactly the kind of emergency vet bill insurance is supposed to help with. Instead I paid over $1,500 for $110 back. Do the math on your own policy before you renew. For me, it wasn't even close. Original Review: My dog is dying of cancer at only 6 years old, and he's been perfectly healthy until now. When I finally needed Figo to actually help, they covered $40 of a $400 vet bill after I'd paid $65/month faithfully. I would've been financially and emotionally better off never signing up. Figo is just further proof insurance is a predatory scam. If you're a responsible pet owner trying to plan ahead, save your money and put it in a savings account instead. At least then it's actually there when your pet needs it. I'm closing my account and telling everyone I know to steer clear.
Insurer: Figo
By: Craig Tierney