ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

ASPCA health insurance is affordable and competitive. That is why we picked it for our large family of furries. We have 2 dogs and 2 cats. We have been able to afford great coverage for all of them with ASPCA. It is great to know we are helping a good cause at the same time. The insurance for all 4 has more than paid for itself, especially as our babies begin to age. Thank you ASPCA!

If I add the deductable plus the yearly fees, the reimburst amount is much lower than advertized, as in this claim, which cost me near 1000 dollars (including tests) before the procedure. I find that all the personal I spoke to very pleasant and comforing, and I am glad that I have joined, just for peace of mind. My dog Bijou had 2 teeth extracted, with abcesses, as a piece of cactus lodged in his gums, and caused his problems.

I love having pet insurance because it's there when you need it. I love the new coverage because they reimburse you for wellness visits for new puppies prior to fullfilling the deductible. I've had ASPCA Pet Insurance for over 8 years and when one of my dogs needed a blood tranfusion...it really came in handy!

I submitted all relevant papers according to a claim and I didn't have to go through a bunch of red tape. ASPCA came through for me during a very frustrating time when my dog was going through difficult times.

My dog was very sick and vomitting constantly. I took her to the vet and he did x-rays on her and noticed she ingested a metal staple. This occured on December 26, 2011. The vet didn't want to immediately do surgery on the dog (which would cost over $2,000) so he instructed me to give her plenty of bread and milk to hopefully surround the staple and make it pass through her safely. We need to go back for a follow up visit on January 3, 2012 to make sure the foreign body passed through. He did an x-ray and thankfully the staple passed through. No surgery needed. NOW here we go.... ASPCA covered 80% of "allowable" costs for the visit in December. But ZERO for the visit in January because it was a pre-existing condition. What was I supposed to do - put the dog in surgery right away so it won't be a pre-existing condition in 6 days?? It was a follow up vist and cost me $700 and I got zero reimbursed. Needless to say I cancelled my policy and went to Pet Plan Insurance. Sneaky sneaky sneaky.