ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

Every time I call ASPCA not only do they answer the phone, but they are very helpful. They always take the time to answer my questions. As far as my pet goes? She loves ASPCA! She is so happy that they help her mom pay her doctor bills. The insurance is a very good deal especially when you dog gets older and needs more care.

I am assured that my two kitties will receive the medical attention they need, when they need it, because I have ASPCA Pet Insurance. I maintain peace of mind knowing this. ASPCA provides a full range of benefits, and I recommend ASPCA insurance to everyone! Moreover, claims are handled fairly, with quick payment.

I am disappointed with Petshealth for seveal reasons:1. While my policy covers 80% of reasonable and customary expenses, I wind up with roughly 50% reimbusements. Your "reasonable and customary" values are not representative of fees in the NYC area. 2. Your policy of classifying any chronic disorder as a pre-existing illness when a new policy year begins is not humane! You consider pets to be property; policy holders consider them to be family. When you finally offered coverage for illnesses that begin in a previous policy year, my dog was excluded because of her age.

Our two North African mixed breed dogs and our three Tunisian very mixed breed cats accompanied us to California where we wisely signed up for ASPCA after looking at choices. Now we are left with Baby and Tiger, who like their "care-givers" (us) have become elderly, creaky and cranky. Baby was recently hospitalized for a severe eye infection, and was found to have abscessed teeth requiring removal, and several other less serious ailments. Confused by the reimbursement procedures, I was able to get advice from ASPCA by telephone and found their explanations precise & fair.

We had a male cat name Ivan. He was about 22 lbs, gentle and generally ignored by 3 other female cats. As time passed, Ivan at 14 years, was our only cat. We did not have pet insurance at that time, and when Ivan developed diabetes we had huge bills. At about this same time, we adopted a lively, 3 month old female we named Addie Joy. We had our minds made up that we would enroll her in ASPCA Pet Insurance because we never know what the future will bring. Addie and Ivan were instant friends. He had waited so long for a friend and she loved him like an older brother. Addie kept Ivan active and he taught her not to bite or scratch. For three years they were inseparable; we marveled at the tenderness they exhibited for one another. When Ivan died, we observed an immediate change in Addie: she wasn't eating, was lethargic, cried and paced the house looking for Ivan. That was sad enough, but she was not responding to our attention or pleas to eat. We visited a vet who specializes in felines and were told about pet grief. We were grieving and so was Addie. We kept on inviting her to play and eat; in a few weeks she slowly came back to her playful and opinionated self. Without insurance, we might have ignored her symptoms, not had a check up or consultation on how cats handle loss and how to support recovery. We know that whatever happens in the future, we will do our best for her, as we had done for all our pets, but we have the assurance our budget will never cause us to think twi