ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

This is our third year of coverage for our 2 greyhounds, Nash & Miss Silver. We haven't made many claims, but we're glad we kept our coverage this year! Nash was staggering when he met me at the door after work about 2 months ago. He had trouble standing up and walking. We ended up taking him to an after-hours emergency clinic that night. After ruling out toxins with blood tests, Nash was diagnosed with disc disease/arthritis of the spine, and/or potential early metabolic neuropathy. In the next week, we visited our vet and 2 other veterinary specialists to confirm a diagnosis and treatment plan. Nash improved steadily on NSAID medication, and he has responded very well to chiropractic treatment. Within 3 weeks, he was his usual boisterous self. Our claims were easy to file, and service was prompt and friendly. I'm disappointed that the chiropractic treatments don't seem to be covered, but happy that the reimbursement for covered services was prompt.

I am a first time user and insurance holder, was satisfied with the quick response to my claim.

My vet bills in the past have been extremely high and I will always do what I need to in order to take the best care of my pets. This insurance is very reasonable and gives me peace of mind every time I walk into the vet's office. My first claim was processed within a few weeks and it was nice to get some relief from the high expense of veterinary treatment. I will always maintain pet insurance...it is completely worth it.

Get another insurance company. The Pre-existing condition going into a new policy year will be the downfall of the standard policy. Our pet came down with a serious illness in the first policy year and most medical treatments in policy year 2 were not covered because of the pre-existing condition in the policy. Find another company, you will thank me later. Also, they look for every possible way to deny you and their idea of customary fees is way off.

My Scottish Terrier was vomiting everyday for a week, I brought him to my vet and after an x-ray, a foreign object was found within his stomach. He was referred to a specialist. An endoscopy was preformed to remove the toy he swallowed. And after some medication and time, he was back to his normal rambunctious self again.Of course out of pocket, the entire procedure cost a lot but after turning in my claim ASPCA was able to reimburse most of what I paid for my Scottie's treatment. The best thing was the response from ASPCA was a lot quicker than I thought. Thank you guys.