ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

My long hair Chiwawa mix ran into a cactus the kind with very large stickers and also very small stickers. I took him to the vet, where he needed to be put under to get all of the small, difficult to see stickers out. He emerged unscathed, I turned the paperwork into ASPCA and they covered it as agreed.I feel, however, that if the dog insurance carriers really want to help their "dog-parents", they will communicate with the vets when it comes to cost of care. Some snake bite sirems can become very costly and the ins. cos won't want to pay for them. Without restraining the doctors, maybe some established sirems and emergency practices could be reviewed so that they are covered and don't become to expensive. Then you insurance buyer would really have the confidence to buy your product

We own a miniature daschund (Grace) and an English bulldog (Rebel). They got into a pack of disposable razors, and were brought in for treatment. After being treated for the razor incident, Grace was found to have a heart condition. ASPCA covered 80% of the cost for both incidents. They were fairly quick to respond, and they didn't give us any trouble. Without them, we could not have afforded care for our baby dogs.

My dog Stoli is a French Bulldog, and he is just over one year old. I had a friend who told me that pet insurance was a waste of money because of all the fine print. Then my mom has been at a specialist recently spending lots of money on her dog's healthcare. She noted that several clients had pet insurance, so I had her ask which was the best. The specialist recommended ASPCA. I looked into the coverage (and the fine print), made a phone call to clarify some questions and purchased level 3 coverage for Stoli. I couldn't be happier with the coverage, and I would recommend it to anyone who may be thinking about pet insurance!!

We were moving across country from Florida to California. We were making a pit stop in Texas and Meatball fell out of the truck (it was stopped). He jumped up right away and so we thought he was ok. When we finally made it to California the little guy wouldn't even get up to go pee. We rushed him to a recommended vet right away and had x rays done immediately. Thank god nothing was broken, but he was bruised pretty bad. He had to stay overnight and take some pain meds for the couple of weeks. I don't know where we would have been without the ASPCA policy, money is always tight, especially when moving cross country!

I decided to get pet insurance after adopting my dog Tripp from a shelter last year. My previous dog had died from lung cancer which cost me thousands of dollars out of pocket. I did an internet search for pet insurance companies and compared plans and rates before deciding to go with ASPCA Health Insurance in June 2009. In May 2010, Tripp was bitten by a poisonous snake and required medical treatment including an overnight stay at an emergency animal hospital. After meeting the $100 deductible, ASCPA Pet Health Insurance reimbursed me 80%. Having the insurance saved me hundreds of dollars and gave me peace of mind. I've already saved more than I paid in premiums for a year.