Fetch offers the most comprehensive pet insurance
Get paid back up to 90% on unexpected vet bills
Save $25 or more with quarterly or annual payments
$1000 in online vet visits included at no extra cost
Protecting 400,000+ dogs and cats (and counting) & rated ‘Excellent’ on Trustpilot
Exam fees are included which saves you $50-$250 per sick visit
Optional coverage for routine and preventive care.
Fetch covers hereditary conditions at no extra cost
Fetch covers injury and disease in every adult tooth – not just the canines
Use any licensed vet in the U.S. or Canada
Fetch covers what other providers charge extra for or don’t cover at all
Fetch has violated my human and Charter-protected rights as a disabled person by denying a six-day accommodation for a delayed claim submission, which was due to my cognitive disabilities. I filed a claim with the HRTO, to which they initially failed to respond. When they finally did respond, it was to request an extension of the response deadline amounting to an astonishing 67 days. The hypocrisy is glaring. Upon responding, they escalated their stance, reinforcing their ableism and discriminatory actions. The level of blatant ableism exhibited by Fetch is appalling, reminiscent of a bygone era. Their conduct has been profoundly egregious. This case is ongoing.
✨️Addressing Fetch’s Response to This Review✨️
Your response is nothing more than empty words designed to save face, and it rings hollow in light of FETCH’S actions. At no point during this process has FETCH shown any genuine regard for the rights of disabled people, and I have documented evidence to substantiate my claim. This is not a matter of my opinion.
FETCH’S outright denial of my accommodation request was blatantly discriminatory and a violation of FETCH’S legal obligations. FETCH refused to engage in the legally required accommodation process, demonstrating a clear disregard for my rights. When served by the HRTO, FETCH doubled down on its discriminatory behavior, digging its heels into ableism with shocking audacity. This grotesque response only further substantiates the fact that FETCH does not value fairness or inclusivity in any meaningful capacity.
FETCH’S actions speak volumes, and they completely undermine the hollow platitudes in your response. FETCH has demonstrated, time and again, that it does not take disabled people’s rights seriously. This is not a matter of “frustration” on my part—it’s a matter of blatant discrimination and systemic ableism on FETCH’S part. If FETCH truly cares about fairness and inclusivity, it must start by owning up to its actions.
Fetch has violated my human and Charter-protected rights as a disabled person by denying a six-day accommodation for a delayed claim submission, which was due to my cognitive disabilities. I filed a claim with the HRTO, to which they initially failed to respond. When they finally did respond, it was to request an extension of the response deadline amounting to an astonishing 67 days. The hypocrisy is glaring. Upon responding, they escalated their stance, reinforcing their ableism and discriminatory actions. The level of blatant ableism exhibited by Fetch is appalling, reminiscent of a bygone era. Their conduct has been profoundly egregious. This case is ongoing.
✨️Addressing Fetch’s Response to This Review✨️
Your response is nothing more than empty words designed to save face, and it rings hollow in light of FETCH’S actions. At no point during this process has FETCH shown any genuine regard for the rights of disabled people, and I have documented evidence to substantiate my claim. This is not a matter of my opinion.
FETCH’S outright denial of my accommodation request was blatantly discriminatory and a violation of FETCH’S legal obligations. FETCH refused to engage in the legally required accommodation process, demonstrating a clear disregard for my rights. When served by the HRTO, FETCH doubled down on its discriminatory behavior, digging its heels into ableism with shocking audacity. This grotesque response only further substantiates the fact that FETCH does not value fairness or inclusivity in any meaningful capacity.
FETCH’S actions speak volumes, and they completely undermine the hollow platitudes in your response. FETCH has demonstrated, time and again, that it does not take disabled people’s rights seriously. This is not a matter of “frustration” on my part—it’s a matter of blatant discrimination and systemic ableism on FETCH’S part. If FETCH truly cares about fairness and inclusivity, it must start by owning up to its actions.
Plans average $35/month for dogs and $25 /month for cats
Coverage
You choose a reimbursement level of 70%, 80% or 90% after your deductible.
Payout Limits
Annual limit of $5,000, $10,000 or unlimited depending on your chosen plan.
Deductible
$250, $300 and $500
Age Limits
Fetch doesn’t enforce upper age limits, so you can enroll your pet any time after it turns six weeks old.
Some providers limit coverage for older pets to accident-only.
Fetch doesn’t limit coverage by age so that you can get the right care for your buddy, no matter what.
Waiting Period
Fetch’s waiting periods are up to 15 days for accidents and illnesses and six months for orthopedic events.
Exclusions
Fetch won’t cover pre-existing conditions, cosmetic procedures, boarding costs, breeding costs, wellness care items, or accidents and illnesses that occur during waiting periods.
Fetch Pet Insurance brings together insurance industry expertise and the animal-loving sensibility of The Dodo.
It’s the only pet insurance recommended by the #1 animal brand in the world, The Dodo
