ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

We lost a pet at only 2 yrs old from AIHA after spending thousands to save her, even traveling to OSU for research. We knew we needed something to cushion such a large expense and found that with PetsHealth. We have had their plan since getting our latest dog who is now 7 yrs old. She was recently diagnosed with Diabetes and the offset of cost with the insurance has been quite helpful. I would suggest it for any pet owner who would ordinarily consider expensive treatments but would like a small portion of the expense covered.

We are very happy with ASPCA pet insurance and have had coverage for over 2 years for our two dogs. There have been some unexpected vet bills and it was reassuring to know we had good coverage and timely reimbursements. I feel the premiums and annual deductibles are reasonable and do not "break the bank".

My cat Cayenne had her tail amputated due to an infected cyst. The insurance really helped defray the cost.

WOULD NOT BE WITHOUT-EVER AGAIN. OUR FIRST GOLDENWAS EUHANIZED-SAD SAD CASE-ASPCA WAS THERE ALL THE WAY. KIND AND SYMPATHIC.OUR 2ND GOLDEN INGESTED A STRING TOY- DO NOT PURCHASE THE..OUR YEAR AND HALF BABY HAD EMERGENCY SURGERY. 5 DAY ORDEL 2200.00 COMPLETE..ASPCA AGAIN WAS THERE FOR US..GET YOUR FUR BABIES INSURED.

I've had my dog Preston on ASPCA health insurance for almost a year now and have no complaints. There's been a few small incidents (tick and foxtail removal) that have been partially covered, depending on the accompanying prescriptions, but ASPCA was really great to have a few months ago when Preston was hit by a car. I can not stress enough just how important it is to have SOME kind of insurance -- I was able to focus on Preston getting the best care instead of worrying about the bill the whole time. ASPCA followed up less than a month later with the reimbursement check, cutting our $2,000+ bill down to about $500. I was at first annoyed by having to pay the $100 deductible, but after seeing that most other insurances have a deductible per incident, the ASPCA plan seems a bit better.