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Verified December 14, 2025

Very easy to submit

Very easy to submit. Quick turnaround.

Insurer: MetLife

By: Mary Carrasquillo

Verified December 14, 2025

Excellent experience

It was much easier than I thought to submit claims, and I was more than pleasantly surprised that reimbursement was completed so quickly. I cannot stress enough how appreciative I am.

Insurer: MetLife

By: Kelly O’Sullivan

Verified December 14, 2025

You took care of my submission in less…

You took care of my submission in less than a week. You provided me with comprehensive information related to how you reached the reimbursement amount.

Insurer: Fetch

By: Coral Groutu

December 14, 2025

In general the cost is ok… downside…

In general the cost is ok… downside items are- very slow claims reimbursement process and claim information collection process.

Insurer: Pets Best

By: Jamie Brewster

December 14, 2025

It keeps getting worse

I’ve been using Pets Best insurance for my cats for several years now, and unfortunately my experience has become increasingly disappointing. Last year, my monthly premium increased to more than three times what I had been paying. When I contacted customer service to ask why or to explore options, I was told it was simply due to “market price.” There was no effort to help me review coverage, adjust my plan, or find any alternatives. This year, I tried to add the wellness package that includes chiropractic care, acupuncture, and other holistic services, only to be told that these can only be added within the first 30 days of the original application. After years as a customer, this policy feels completely unreasonable and inflexible. Like many pet parents, I feel stuck because changing insurance is extremely difficult once pets have pre-existing conditions. That said, as soon as I find a better and more transparent alternative, I will absolutely be switching. To make matters worse, claims that used to be reimbursed fairly quickly are now consistently delayed, often taking over a month.

Insurer: Pets Best

By: Mel

Verified December 14, 2025

Staff have always been professional

Staff have always been professional, courteous, and knowledgeable

Insurer: MetLife

By: Jackie M

Verified December 14, 2025

I uploaded my invoice from the…

I uploaded my invoice from the veterinarian and was promptly paid only a couple days later.

Insurer: MetLife

By: customer

Verified December 14, 2025

Very easy and fast service.

Very easy and fast service.

Insurer: MetLife

By: Phyllis Lingenfelser

December 14, 2025

They have been very helpful guiding me…

They have been very helpful guiding me through my first claim. Dave Kaplan

Insurer: Embrace

By: Dave Kaplan

Verified December 14, 2025

One of the best!

So far I find Metlife has the best rates with the most coverage for my older Maine coon. When you have a pure bred animal it's always more expensive. But when you have a pure bred with chronic KD due to old age, and all the lovely things that come with it, I find their rate affordable. Like after 3 years of being with them I'm only paying $61.39 with 90% reimbursement up to $2000 and $500 deductible. I've gone with ASPCA and looked into about 10 other insurances and found that even after one year they don't offer as much coverage (like covering your pets meds, prescribed supplements and prescription food). If you have a cat that needs to be on a special diet and you are buying a lot of stuff to help their condition. Have you vet write you a script and with clinical notes. MetLife will cover it because they will recognize it's to help your pet's quality of life because of their medical condition. They also accept a lot of preexisting conditions. Most other insurances will not and unless your pet is 100% healthy prior to applying, you're SOL. They recognize genetic factors and age play a role in the health of your pet and do not penalize you. You just need to have good clinical notes when you submit your claim. Reimbursement is generally quick but ER visits or full workups like labs with a physical can take a bit longer to reimburse if you don't submit the clinical notes with the receipt. Citibank pays me direct to my Paypal and I send that to my bank account. So effortless. You have other options for reimbursement as well. Overall I will stay with them as my coonie is geriatric and has some old age stuff going on that really needs coverage. Without Metlife I'd have paid at least $500 more this year than I did. Yes, that's after the monthly insurance fee and deductible. Even if you break even it's totally worth it in case you need to get an ultrasound which is $600 usually, and CTscans are usually $3500, MRIs are about $6k. So anything major like that, getting $2000 back is better than nothing. If your animal is healthy just get a basic insurance for accidents. It's much cheaper. That's good for if your cat gets attacked or hit by a car. If your cat is indoors and healthy, I'd just keep up on their health and at the first sign of 'something' look into accident insurance or more because most insurance do not cover any preexisting.

Insurer: MetLife

By: Vanessa Wikel

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