Fetch Canada | Pet Insurance Review

I can honestly say I am so glad I purchased fetch when I got my puppy, They've been so helpful and worth the expense. My only complaint is that you can't bill directly, but the claim process is fairly simple considering. And payout wasn't as prompt for my last claim. All in all, I would highly recommend the service.

Easy submission process, clear communication

The staff are very friendly and helpful

I purchased Fetch insurance for my puppy a few months ago. After four or five days of repeated vomiting, I took him in to see a vet. I submitted all the paperwork and a claim online. I was told that because I did not have two years history on my six month old puppy, they could not process my claim. They do not have a customer service number to call, and their chat feature is merely a bot. There is literally no way to get a hold of them. Do not purchase this insurance.

I have been with this insurance for 8.5 years. When it was still Pet Plan, I would have recommended it to all pet owners.. in fact I did. Now that it’s Fetch, run as fast as you can and don’t waste your money. The approval or pre-approval process is painful. It takes a ridiculous amount of time to receive anything back. The prices are also atrocious. We have two dogs with this company and the premiums on each dog have almost doubled in the past year. Lastly, my Yorkie has been denied any coverage for a periodontal disease claim. I submitted a dental extraction surgery claim because she has teeth on one side of her mouth that are bothering her and causing her not to eat on that side. This has been a problem before and the two previous surgeries were approved by Pet Plan. Big surprise, Fetch denied this entire claim. Stating it’s “routine” and “preventive care”. My advice for anyone working with Fetch is allow a few of your teeth to rot to the point that you need them extracted and then continue to live with it because your insurance denied you the care that you need. I pay $2000 a year just for my Yorkie to have insurance (which continues to inflate every year). I’m cancelling both dogs plans from this fraudulent company and will just pay out of pocket. If I would’ve done that sooner, I would’ve saved money considering her surgery was only $1500.