ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

One day my Bentley started vomiting. He started doing this several times in one week. Hiw bowels were also very soft. You could see he was losing weight and he was moping around, not normal for him. Usually he is very playful. I took him to the Vet and they ran all kinds of tests, which you know are very expensive. With the visit, the tests and the medicine, the charge was over $500. I submitted my claim by faxing in the papers. A few weeks later, I received a check for part of the expenses. What a relief. Seems like everytime I take Bentley to the Vet, the bills are so outrageous.....and I am so happy to be with ASPCA. We insure ourselves, and we must insure our pets. They are part of our family and we love them dearly. We chose the plan that covers neutering, so Bentley is being neutered this Friday and will probably have his teeth cleaned while he is under the sedation. Very comforting knowing that part of this will be covered by the ASPCA insurance. I tell all my friends with pets that we have this insurance and encourage them to look into it for their family pets. Carol Brodeur

I have been very thankful to have coverage on my 3-year-old boxer. She seems to have allergies and is a bit of a klutz. I've been able to have the vet take a look at her when, without insurance, I would have been a little more hesitant due to the cost of vet bills. It's a comforting feeling. However, pet insurance works differently than health insurance and you need to make sure you understand the rules, especially in regards to a condition that spans over the renewal date of the policy. It can get a little tricky. However, when it comes down to it, my $35 per month has been

We were with another pet insurer and switched to ASPCA because they had a better payout and coverage. Our dogs are 9 and 12 and signed up for illness and injury only. I have had good customer service and quick response on being reimbursed.

I am so glad I found PetshealthCare on line. We owned two Yorkies before our present pets. Through the years with them, we experienced a few expensive trips to the vet. At three years old, one of them had a brain anurysum (Sp.??) both were spayed , one knee surgery and numerous tumors removed. When we finally had to put them down at 15 and 18 yrs. of age, we signed up for Pets Health Care to help with our new little girls.I feel much more comfortable knowing we are covered.

My cat was attacked by a bobcat several months ago. He had long scratches on his back and numerous lacerations and puncture wounds. His veterinarian shaved him and stitched him up (this took several hours)and my husband and I cared for him for weeks afterwards, giving him fluid and antibiotics. He is now fully recovered, but much more cautious. I'm so thankful that I had ASPCA pet insurance. It paid half of a very large vet bill. Carol Pedersen