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I was lucky enough to have the foresight to sign my sweet boy up for insurance through Trupanion from the time he was a puppy. We ended up needing to lean on that insurance more times than I would have wanted for the poor guy, but they always came through. I don't know how we would have managed without their quick turn-around and incredible policy. Thank you Trupanion.

I was lucky enough to have the foresight to sign my sweet boy up for insurance through Trupanion from the time he was a puppy. We ended up needing to lean on that insurance more times than I would have wanted for the poor guy, but they always came through. I don't know how we would have managed without their quick turn-around and incredible policy. Thank you Trupanion.

All my pets are insured with Trupanion, I have nothing but praise for the company

All my pets are insured with Trupanion, I have nothing but praise for the company

We gave an English Bulldog puppy,who has had her share of issues. I can't say enough good things about Trupanion. By far the BEST insurance company I've ever dealt with in any field. Thank you soooooo much for helping with our little fur baby.

We gave an English Bulldog puppy,who has had her share of issues. I can't say enough good things about Trupanion. By far the BEST insurance company I've ever dealt with in any field. Thank you soooooo much for helping with our little fur baby.

My experience has for the most part been positive. I had one situation, and a very costly one, that I thought Trupanion could have stepped up to the plate. They are very tied to "a condition". ie - My pet needed to have a very boxer dental disease of a bleeding epulus and it was determined that she would need to ungergo a general anestetic to remove the oral masses. At the young age of 4, the vet detected a slight heart murmur and before he would proceed with the oral surgical work, which required, anasthesia, he prescibed the following diagnostics: complete blood panel, urinalysis, chest radiographs, ECG and an echocardiogram with a board certified cardiologist. Dr. Goldfarb stated to Trupanion that "The echocardiogram and cardiac work up was performed by Kristen McDonald at the Animal Care Center on 8/16/13. The ECG, chest radiographs and echocardiogram are considered diagnostic tests for the purpose of Lilly going under anesthesia and removing the oral masses. The cardiology report clearly states that "Lilly presents for aneststhesia clearance". Trupanion denied the singular claim and concluded that the ECG was a separate condition and applied the separeate deductible to the ECG even tho our vet wrote and said that it was a diagnostic test required for the anastesia. The cardiology report also stated that "Lilly presents for anastesia clearance", which is was the diagnostic procedure requied. Trupanion did not live up to their claim that "diagnostics" would be considered one claim. I was very disappointed that they considered this another "condition" rather than a diastonic test for a prescribed procedure. The deductible tab was over $500. for a "new condition". Otherwise, we have been pleased with their prompt response for other "conditions", but be careful how you "present" as they can worm around.

My experience has for the most part been positive. I had one situation, and a very costly one, that I thought Trupanion could have stepped up to the plate. They are very tied to "a condition". ie - My pet needed to have a very boxer dental disease of a bleeding epulus and it was determined that she would need to ungergo a general anestetic to remove the oral masses. At the young age of 4, the vet detected a slight heart murmur and before he would proceed with the oral surgical work, which required, anasthesia, he prescibed the following diagnostics: complete blood panel, urinalysis, chest radiographs, ECG and an echocardiogram with a board certified cardiologist. Dr. Goldfarb stated to Trupanion that "The echocardiogram and cardiac work up was performed by Kristen McDonald at the Animal Care Center on 8/16/13. The ECG, chest radiographs and echocardiogram are considered diagnostic tests for the purpose of Lilly going under anesthesia and removing the oral masses. The cardiology report clearly states that "Lilly presents for aneststhesia clearance". Trupanion denied the singular claim and concluded that the ECG was a separate condition and applied the separeate deductible to the ECG even tho our vet wrote and said that it was a diagnostic test required for the anastesia. The cardiology report also stated that "Lilly presents for anastesia clearance", which is was the diagnostic procedure requied. Trupanion did not live up to their claim that "diagnostics" would be considered one claim. I was very disappointed that they considered this another "condition" rather than a diastonic test for a prescribed procedure. The deductible tab was over $500. for a "new condition". Otherwise, we have been pleased with their prompt response for other "conditions", but be careful how you "present" as they can worm around.

Easy claim process and prompt payment.

Easy claim process and prompt payment.