Fetch Canada | Pet Insurance Review

My dog is now 11 years old. My insurance started at about $900/ year which I got when oliver was 3 months old. I've had 2 or 3 claims over the years which wasn't even fully covered even though I had 100percent then. They have since reduced my coverage to 90 percent, increased deductible, removed the death benefit I had and drastically increased prices. The last price increase I was told about was up to $2400/year. And this year I just noticed the increase again to $3925/year. I wish I would have noticed it 6 months ago as the last 2 payments went unnoticed as I wasn't looking at my credit card statement close enough. $4000 per year is rediculous. I guess that's how they get you to cancel when your dog is older.

My dog is now 11 years old. My insurance started at about $900/ year which I got when oliver was 3 months old. I've had 2 or 3 claims over the years which wasn't even fully covered even though I had 100percent then. They have since reduced my coverage to 90 percent, increased deductible, removed the death benefit I had and drastically increased prices. The last price increase I was told about was up to $2400/year. And this year I just noticed the increase again to $3925/year. I wish I would have noticed it 6 months ago as the last 2 payments went unnoticed as I wasn't looking at my credit card statement close enough. $4000 per year is rediculous. I guess that's how they get you to cancel when your dog is older.

I brought my cat to Canada last year and decided to insure her with Fetch. They didn’t require any documents when I signed up, so I assumed everything was straightforward. Last month, my cat developed skin allergies and needed treatment, which included a vet visit and vaccinations. When I submitted the claim, Fetch suddenly asked for her previous medical records. Since she hadn’t seen a vet here in Canada before this, I provided her medical records from my home country. Fetch didn’t accept those records and denied my claim, refusing to cover the cost of her treatment. This company seems to find any excuse to deny claims. If they had needed earlier records from Canadian vets, why didn’t they ask when I enrolled? The whole process feels like a scam. If you’re considering pet insurance, I strongly recommend avoiding Fetch!

I brought my cat to Canada last year and decided to insure her with Fetch. They didn’t require any documents when I signed up, so I assumed everything was straightforward. Last month, my cat developed skin allergies and needed treatment, which included a vet visit and vaccinations. When I submitted the claim, Fetch suddenly asked for her previous medical records. Since she hadn’t seen a vet here in Canada before this, I provided her medical records from my home country. Fetch didn’t accept those records and denied my claim, refusing to cover the cost of her treatment. This company seems to find any excuse to deny claims. If they had needed earlier records from Canadian vets, why didn’t they ask when I enrolled? The whole process feels like a scam. If you’re considering pet insurance, I strongly recommend avoiding Fetch!

I brought my cat to Canada last year and decided to insure her with Fetch. They didn’t require any documents when I signed up, so I assumed everything was straightforward. Last month, my cat developed skin allergies and needed treatment, which included a vet visit and vaccinations. When I submitted the claim, Fetch suddenly asked for her previous medical records. Since she hadn’t seen a vet here in Canada before this, I provided her medical records from my home country. Fetch didn’t accept those records and denied my claim, refusing to cover the cost of her treatment. This company seems to find any excuse to deny claims. If they had needed earlier records from Canadian vets, why didn’t they ask when I enrolled? The whole process feels like a scam. If you’re considering pet insurance, I strongly recommend avoiding Fetch!