ASPCA | Pet Insurance Review

received 80% return back from a huge vet bill.however, because the addisons is now considered preexisting, nothing pertaining to that will be covered. It is just like human health insurance-anything preexisting will not be covered. If I did not have this coverage, I would be in the poor house-I wish I had it a couple years ago.

Hartville consistently found a way to NOT cover expenses we submitted... kind of defeats the purpose of signing up, eh? Almost all expenses were refused saying it was a "pre-existing condition" or the price was too much. For example: Yes, two of the expenses (6 months apart) were both skin conditions, but the first was allergy-related and the second time our dog stuck his nose in a fireant hill. Pretty sure they the ant hill wasn't "pre-existing". We were constantly locked out of our account and the "remember password" functionality doesn't work for us or their support staff. I always dreaded any interaction I had with them. I just canceled the account and I feel as if a weight has been lifted off my shoulders.

I got home from my summer vacation & noticed my furry friend ,Casey, was not himself. Maybeit was because he was upset because my Mom & I were gone for a few days. A couple of days later I noticed blood on the floor near his litter box. Long story short, my Casey had a blockage in his urinary system. Being in healthcare, I know this can be not a good thing in people & deadly in felines. It also can be very costly. I've had ASPCA Health Insurance for a few years on "My Boy" and never really used it. Casey was 4 at the time. He needed surgery to remove the blockage and stay at the Vet's for a couple of days. My Mom (83 yrs old) & I were so devastated at the fact that Casey was going to have to go thru this and potentially not have it work. But it was going to cost about $2000. Needless to say ASPCA covered 80% of all his hospital expenses plus follow up visits. I have the Advantage plan which costs about $30. Oh my goodness what a lifesaver to Mom, myself but most of all our Casey. When I tell people I have Pet Insurance, they at first think I am crazy. Then when I tell them about Casey surgery and all that happened, they think about it. Casey, my 20 lb Main Coon baby, is doing well. He is on a presciption diet to help him with his Urinary Tract. I am so glad I have this insurance and am thinking of adding on Continuing Care when My Friend gets older and may need extra care. Thank you so much ASPCA for making it easier for us animal lovers to take care of the Pets that we love. Also submitting a claim is so easy,

Hi, I have two cats and one dog who I all adopted from shelters. My dog had a very tough time when he was a puppy and I ended paying thousand of dollars for his medical expense. Then I heard of animal health insurances and checked a few. I knew the name ASPCA through Animal Channel on TV and understood what they do with animals. So, after studying a few insurances, I decided to go with the ASPCA Pet Health Insurance. One of my cats, Gonta, recently had a surgery. I had paid thousands of dollars for my dog in the past without insurance, and it made such a huge difference this time. The response was quick and it gave me such a peace of mind. Thank you!

While it's true that Petshealth Insurance won't cover everything, I have been fortunate to have the insurance. They have covered numerous knee surgeries, blockage surgeries, masectomies and a variety of other illnesses. They've been there through the rough times of having a dog with mammary cancer (she lived a year after diagnosis and had two surgeries)and they've been there through the accidents (an unfortunate rock eating incident). I have a dog covered who is nearly 13 years old and a dog who is less than 2. They've never denied my dogs coverage but have explained the length of time they must be covered before insurance will apply for certain conditions. I recommend them to anyone who is looking for pet insurance.