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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The worst insurance company ever
I just cancelled after two months!! They paid absolute nothing after I spent thousands on my dogs care😡. Absolutely the worst company ever!
Insurer: Pets Best
By: Marian
Happy with Healthy Paws
All of my interactions with Healthy Paws have been great. I have three dogs insured under Healthy Paws. I inherited a dog and was able to easily transfer over the insurance from the previous caregiver to me. I like the flexibility of building the coverage I want, and their premiums are reasonable. I recently had my first claim with Healthy Paws when my young dog had a neurological issue. When I knew the vet bills would be high I called the customer service line to discuss with them the process. They were super helpful and comforting. They requested my vet records ahead of time so that when I did submit my claim the process went smooth and I received my reimbursement quickly. I am very happy with Healthy Paws. They were very compassionate in all of my interactions with them.
Insurer: Healthy Paws
By: Linda
Truly Lifesaving
Trupanion pet insurance is expensive for an older dog like mine. But it’s been a worthwhile investment in my furry companion’s health. When he started losing his balance a year ago, his emergency visits were covered. When it got worse instead of better, his MRI was covered. And when his brain tumor was discovered, radiation treatment and follow up MRIs were covered. Having Trupanion has literally saved and extended my dog’s life while completely restoring the quality of his life. Bills are paid promptly and easily, and their customer service is caring, kind and helpful. I highly recommend Trupanion.
Insurer: Trupanion
By: Ted
Nationwide is not on your side
Has been with Nationwide since my dog was a puppy. Have been paying $55 a month. Year one my puppy had a problem with her leg (ligament). Was told after the fact it was not covered first year. Now, that my dog is 5, tried to file a claim for well care and vaccinations ( i had a plan that is supposed to cover sick and wellness) c just to find out my plan had expired. When i called they told me that i have not paid for over a year although they had my current credit card on file and i was enrolled in automatic payments. They told me then my policy could not be reactivated and i had to re-apply. They requested my dog’s medical records in order to issue new policy, which i provided because i just had an annual checkup which I didn’t get reimbursed for. A week later got an email saying my dog was not eligible for coverage because her ALT was elevated ( liver enzymes), which my doctor told me we need not work about unless they are constantly elevated or keep going up. Nationwide is not on your side. I was so fed up with this, applied for another insurance and was immediately accepted for a lot less.
Insurer: Nationwide
By: Yuliya
All good
All good. Very smooth process. Thanks!
Insurer: Lemonade
By: JEREMY
Excellent
Met covers everything absolutely everything I’ll be switching my other yorkie over to this plan. Well worth every dime…….
Insurer: MetLife
By: Paula
Switching
I’ll be switching to a different company that has a wellness plan I love met pet life that my other dog is on they cover everything…
Insurer: Trupanion
By: Paula
Poor customer experience when we need the most no help at all
In July 7th, I had a vet bill of $271, and despite not meeting the $300 threshold for the policy, I understood the situation and accepted that it wouldn't qualify for reimbursement. Unfortunately, in August, we had to use the insurance again, incurring a new bill that totaled over $500. When I submitted the claim for reimbursement, I was informed that due to the policy renewal, I would not receive any reimbursement. The policy's mechanism of resetting the claims threshold annually to zero feels unfair and has left me feeling deceived and let down. The fact that we pay over $800 per year for this insurance, hoping for support during times of need, only to receive no assistance when it matters the most, is truly disheartening. It feels like as customers, we are being let down by the insurance we trusted to protect our pets' well-being. Regrettably, this experience has led me to the decision of canceling my contract with Pet Fetch, as it no longer meets my expectations or provides the support I believed it would offer. Furthermore, I strongly advise others against using this insurance, given my unsatisfactory encounter. I sincerely hope that you take this feedback into consideration and use it to improve your services for other pet owners in the future.
Insurer: Fetch Canada
By: Chrystiann
Glad we have insurance!
Half the cost of my last insurance and covers a lot more! Not sure how people go on without insurance
Insurer: Pets Best
By: Zio
Not Great
I have Nationwide Pet Insurance. I recently (July 2023) had to spend over $1,000 on my 17 yo cat. I got $200 back. I spend $117 a month on pet insurance. Not worth it. Planning on changing companies this month. Other insurance plans out there (even for a 17 yo cat!) that are comparable that let you pick deductible and how much you are reimbursed.
Insurer: Nationwide
By: Tobey