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Parabo
Ease of applying and adding a 3rd pet. Web site easy to navigate.
Insurer: Nationwide
By: Bradley
smooth process
smooth process, I highly recommend it.
Insurer: MetLife
By: Romell Mazon
Pumpkin has amazing customer service
Pumpkin has amazing customer service! You are always able to speak to a 'human- and not AI generated. Always address my claims in a timely manner and explanation I would recommend to anyone who has 'fur babies:
Insurer: Pumpkin
By: Victoria
We've been with you for almost 11…
We've been with you for almost 11 years. Always prompt payment for the appropriate claims and if I ever had questions ive always been able to call and get them answered.
Insurer: Healthy Paws
By: Stephen Capozza
Spot Insurance has always received
Spot Insurance has always received, reviewed and processed my claims in a timely manner
Insurer: Spot
By: Rena Phillips
Timely claim completion
Our claim was completed in a timely mannner and the reimbursement was outlined very clearly. I felt comfortable with all the decisions and feel we all worked together as a team in the best interests of my dog. I highly recommend Healthy Paws and would like to thank the representatives for all they do.
Insurer: Healthy Paws
By: Dan Fortunato
If i could give ZERO states I would
If i could give ZERO states I would, WORST EVER!!!Effective June 11, 2026, Healthy Paws has informed me that my monthly premium for my current pet is increasing from $293.00 per month to $444.00 per month. That is a 51.53% increase, overnight, with no meaningful justification, no actuarial transparency, and no regulatory oversight. This is not a modest adjustment. This is predatory. This is financial abuse of pet owners who love their animals and have no viable alternatives. THIS IS NOT ACCEPTABLE — AND IT IS NOT LEGAL.These are not the actions of a company offering a legitimate insurance product. These are the actions of a monopolistic entity exploiting a completely unregulated market to extract unlimited profit from consumers who have no recourse.
Insurer: Healthy Paws
By: Amanda Pilla
Great until your dog is considered a senior...
Up until this year I would have rated this company a 5 all day every day. This year I have had to fight to get claims paid, constant follow-up, repeatedly upload the same files that they request, file appeals for unpaid claims(which were found in my favor) and now I am renewing one of my dogs and have just received a bill with an 81% increase. Unfortunately, my dog is 8.5 so I am locked in with them and the choice is now pay the bill or go without insurance. They have insured by dog since she was 8 weeks old but now that she is older it feels like they just want to force her off their plan.
Insurer: Pets Best
By: Debbie Pelkie
Very friendly staff experienced vet
Very friendly staff experienced vet, I feel my dog Deebo is in the best care!
Insurer: Pumpkin
By: JustAnswer Customer
Animal must be perfect to receive coverage
I will be canceling my insurance with Fetch. If your dog isn’t a puppy, don’t bother enrolling in their insurance plan. They’ll claim everything was a pre-existing medical condition. They profit off our monthly payments then deny any sort of coverage when you need it. Additionally, customer service is hit or miss. Some people take pride in their work and conversation, and others are just looking for a paycheck.
Insurer: Fetch
By: Blake Sheridan