Price Satisfaction
Discover whether pet owners feel they’re getting good value from their pet insurance plans. These reviews focus on pricing transparency, affordability, and overall satisfaction with plan costs.
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Worst pet insurance company ever
Worst pet insurance company ever. They will do anything possible to delay or completely not pay a claim. If anyone is interested in hiring an attorney to form a class action lawsuit please let me know.
Insurer: Embrace
By: steven schachtel Schachtel
This is my first time getting pet…
This is my first time getting pet insurance, great price, easy to sign up.
Insurer: MetLife
By: customer
Pet care a racket once insurance companies step in
2 cats enrolled at 3 months old and 13 months old. Both healthy. No issues. Premiums were 2023 -$42, 2024 - $59, 2025 - $68, 2026 - $82. This represents premium hikes of 40%, 15%, and 21% respectively. Most "issues" cost $250-$500/yr - sneezy pet, blood in stool. Most pet-owners opt for a $250 deductible. For the $800+/yr in premiums, consider a "pet savings account". In the end of your pet's life, you get the money back if your pet enjoyed a healthy life. And if they need heart or brain surgery, maybe it's a sign our pet's time is up. Supporting pet insurance has resulted in pet surgeries and pet medications rivaling human medical treatment costs. We've all seen the "surgery rooms" and "pet recovery rooms" at pet hospitals: considerably sub-standard to human facilities yet the price charged is equal. My non-resident husband paid $3,100 for knee surgery in an Ontario hospital. The cost of cat knee surgery is $3,500-7,000. The pet-care industry has turned into a racket.
Insurer: Trupanion Canada
By: JG
I have had pets best for over 3 years
I have had pets best for over 3 years, customer service is horrible, and on a $800 wellness they reimbursed $200, on a $1200, vet bill the say they are reimbursing $150. This insurance is a scam. $100 per month for three years would have been better in a savings account for my dogs health. Put your money in the bank not in their fat pocket.
Insurer: Pets Best
By: Auctioneer
good experience with good fee
good experience with good fee
Insurer: MetLife
By: customer
Extremely expensive prices
Extremely expensive prices. I had to get a quote first in order to qualify for overly priced pet insurance.
Insurer: Nationwide
By: customer
Excellent customer service
Excellent customer service. Thank you for keeping within the United States and not sourcing out. Your prices are affordable and fair—our beloved pets need that now with out-of-control veterinary care prices. Please consider better dental health preventative coverage.
Insurer: ASPCA
By: P B
Good pricing and process for claims
Looking at coverage options is easy and straightforward! Prices are good and the claims we've submitted have been reviewed relatively quickly and payment issued promptly. No issues!
Insurer: ASPCA
By: Sarah Goff
The Agent was excellent he explained…
The Agent was excellent he explained everything very well . And a very good policy for my pet Birds . I am very please with the coverage.
Insurer: Nationwide
By: customerBrad Pollock
So worth it!
I was very lucky to have three wonderful dogs in my adult life, from 2005 to 2024. I did not have pet insurance for any of those dogs, and as each one got older, caring for them became significantly more expensive. When my last senior pup passed in fall of 2024 I didn't know if I could bear having and losing a pet again. After a few months without a dog, I saw one at a rescue and I knew I was going to do it one more time. The difference? This time I immediately purchased pet insurance for my two year-old rescue. After about a year of paying premiums, I learned how important it is to have. My dog started throwing up and refusing food and water for over 24 hours. I couldn't get her in to see her regular vet for another 24 to 48 hours, so I took her to a familiar Emergency vet for urgent care. My total bill was $1800 for x-rays, fluids, overnight stay, etc. Today I received a check for just over $1000 from Pets Best. Yes, it was still an expensive vet visit, but getting over half of it back is huge. The small monthly investment is very much worth it to not get hit with a cripplingly large vet bill all at once. As my dog ages, I know I will have benefited greatly in the long run. Thank you, Pets Best!
Insurer: Pets Best
By: Fran