Fetch | Pet Insurance Review

I sadly had two ER trips with my new pup (who is doing much better now). Fetch was awesome. They had my claims processed and my money in my account in about 3-4 days. I have been recommending them to everyone I know. Excellent service, submitting claims was a breeze and can be done online.

Fetch is extremely easy to use, and they have never denied a claim for my 12+ year old Shorkie. My friend’s most recent cancer treatments are being reimbursed via direct deposit in less than 3 days. I simply upload my invoice and the veterinarian's office notes and Fetch pays the claim promptly. I could not be any happier with their service to my best friend.

Janelle was super friendly and helpful in getting our pet insurance moved from Canada to the US. She made the experience stress free - was so happy to have been in her capable hands. Thanks Janelle!

Janelle with Fetch was a Rockstar! I'm rescuing my first pup this weekend and a requirement was to have pet insurance prior to picking him up, Janelle was incredibly thorough and knowledgible about the coverage options and helped selecting the perfect plan! Highly recommend, thanks Janelle!

Thank goodness for Fetch! I just got a new kitten and thankfully because of the deal Fetch has with North Shore Animal League the 15 day wait period was waived, because on exactly day 14 the kitten tried to make a jump that was too big and hurt his back leg and wouldn't put any pressure on it. After spending a weekend in and out of ERs (because of course I was away from home when it happened and had to go to a different ER once I got home that had a surgeon I needed) I had bills for thousands of dollars. Fetch did as promised and reimbursed 80% which was such a life saver! Only reason I didn't give five stars was because of their policy with curable recurring conditions. My kitten had a feline cold at the shelter that the shelter said was resolved. When I got home it was clear a week in that this wasn't actually the case so I went to a vet to get meds for the lingering cold. When I submitted that claim I found out it wasn't covered because of the policy and that it would have been better for me to never have submitted the claim at all informing them of the "second" cold because now instead of one year until a curable condition is covered again, it will be two years until its covered since he supposedly had a cold a second time, and that if he gets a third cold it will be considered incurable and never covered again. So it would have been better if I just never told them about the "second" cold at all so that he'd be covered for it again one year out instead of two.