ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

After paying big bucks on operations for our previous dog, we decided to go with ASPCA Pet Insurance for our new dog. We paid the insurance for 6 years thinking that perhaps we had made the wrong choice. Then our much loved Shepherd got 'the bloat', a life threatening condition. ASPCA paid for nearly everything. She recovered fine. Then a year later, she torn the ligaments in her knee. The operation brought her back to normal again. This was followed by the removal of 3 cysts a year later. ASPCA paid for most of each incident. We realized that without the insurance, we would have been asking if this was the end for our dog.ASPCA always calls a couple weeks after the incident to find out if everything is okay - they seem like they really care about the outcome. They don't cover everything, but when you need them the most, they are there for you. It's definitely worth it!

We have had ASPCA insurance for over 10 years.It has helped us the Veterinarian over the years. We love our dogs so we want only the best of care for them. ASPCA gives the advantage to seek the best the care. I recommend it to all of my friends that it is well worth the value

ASPCA always adds a human touch to our claims and provide quick and actionable feedback. We really enjoy using the insurance product and are regular contributors to the charity.

This is a great company with an excellent reputation for customer satisfaction. I have been very happy to work with ASPCA for my cats(3) insurance.

Our younger dog developed a "growth" in the roof of his mouth. We saw our vet immediately, and he felt we should have the growth removed. As to whether or not it was cancerous had yet to be found out. The surgery was going to be expensive. Before getting the ASPCA insurance, the minute one of our dogs got sick, we would be debating as to whether or not the dog HAD to be seen by the vet and would we be able to pay for the appropriate care. Now, we still try to make a "reasonable" evaluation, but if we have to go to the vet, we know that we won't have to make a panicked financial decision; our insurance will likely cover the majority of our bill. Oh, incidentally, the lesion was not cancerous, but to eat it needed to come off.