Healthy Paws Pet Insurance offers one simple plan that covers accidents and illnesses and includes unlimited annual and lifetime payouts. They support hundreds of pet rescues and animal shelters through their Every Quote Gives Hope™ medical grant program.
Learn more about Healthy Paws’ plan options, read thousands of customer reviews and get a quote so you can make an informed choice about your pet insurance provider.
I chose Healthy Paws from a list of nationally-known insurance providers in part because of their high ratings I found on the web. Their customer service folks were very helpful in answering questions before I enrolled, and I was able to tailor our options according to our needs. When the unfortunate occurred, and we needed to submit a claim, filing a claim was easy, and the response was prompt.
I would highly recommend Healthy Paws to anyone who has a pet.
5
out of 5
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| BY: Eleanor Post
Healthy Paws is a Lifesaver!
I purchased Healthy Paws a few months before I took a road trip two years ago. I made sure that I had a full comprehensive physical exam (bloodworm etc) done early on to show that my dog was healthy. I felt that this would help with any future claims I may have to make.
Long story short - a few months after getting insurance for my pup, she became devastatingly ill. Despite being on a topical flea/tick preventative, she contracted ehrlichia (like Lyme Disease). The symptoms were dramatic - extreme lethargy, limping, swollen joints, weight loss - It took lots of tests and even a joint tap to see that she indeed had the infection. Over $1000 later and she was feeling much better! Healthy paws paid out 90% on every claim I made!
Then, my vet notices that the limping was not just due to the ehrlichia, my dog had a recent partially torn cruciate ligament - perhaps due to weakness/muscle wasting from the ehrlichia. Over $4000 later for surgery and she's got full range of motion and is happily walking and running with ease (although we don't play ball any more after finding out how hard it is on their joints/ligaments).
Well, I wish I could say that was the last of it, but there have been two trips to the emergency vet - once for a relapse of the ehrlichia and another time after my dog started vomiting during a camping trip. Thank god she ended up being fine, but dogs can scare the heck out of you and it is such a relief to know that if something major comes up you won't have to sell your house to pay the vet bills.
My dog goes everywhere with me and I watch her like a hawk. She's extremely well trained and is even my "demo dog" for training consultations (I'm a dog trainer). No matter how much you train and care for your dog, if you take them out into the world, you never know what can happen. Also, Healthy Paws covers congenital illness, so even if you're dog/cat lives in a bubble, they are still covered if genetic illness or cancer strikes.
I recommend Healthy Paws to all of my training clients and many of them sign up, and several have had to make claims that more than covered their monthly rate and premium. Healthy Paws is GREAT!!!
Over the past month, my dog Henry has been through more tests and Exams (2 X-rays, 2 Ultrasounds, Surgical Biopsy) and been prescribed more Medicine (Antibiotics, Pain Killers, anti-nausea, IV fluids...etc) than we could even imagine. He also was sent to the University of PA ER for 1 night and was admitted to the hospital for another 2 nights. Henry is a member of our family, so we obviously would have done whatever it took to keep him healthy and happy, but anyone who has ever taken their pet to a ER or had surgery, the prices can be astronomical. Healthy PAWS absolutely made it so my family did not lose our entire savings. I cannot say enough about the positive experience I have had as a loyal customer since 2014. There is no small print, these guys really care and I would/ and have recommended them to every pet owner who loves their pet the way we love Henry.
5
out of 5
POSTED:
| BY: Eleanor Post
Healthy Paws Has Been a Lifesaver
I purchased Healthy Paws a few months before I took a road trip two years ago. I made sure that I had a full comprehensive physical exam (bloodworm etc) done early on to show that my dog was healthy. I felt that this would help with any future claims I may have to make. Long story short - a few months after getting insurance for my pup, she became devastatingly ill. Despite being on a topical flea/tick preventative, she contracted ehrlichia (like Lyme Disease). The symptoms were dramatic - extreme lethargy, limping, swollen joints, weight loss - It took lots of tests and even a joint tap to see that she indeed had the infection. Over $1000 later and she was feeling much better! Healthy paws paid out 90% on every claim I made!
Then, my vet notices that the limping was not just due to the ehrlichia, my dog had a recent partially torn cruciate ligament - perhaps due to weakness/muscle wasting from the ehrlichia. Over $4000 later for surgery and she's got full range of motion and is happily walking and running with ease (although we don't play ball any more after finding out how hard it is on their joints/ligaments).
Well, I wish I could say that was the last of it, but there have been two trips to the emergency vet - once for a relapse of the ehrlichia and another time after my dog started vomiting during a camping trip. Thank god she ended up being fine, but dogs can scare the heck out of you and it is such a relief to know that if something major comes up you won't have to sell your house to pay the vet bills.
My dog goes everywhere with me and I watch her like a hawk. She's extremely well trained and is even my "demo dog" for training consultations (I'm a dog trainer). No matter how much you train and care for your dog, if you take them out into the world, you never know what can happen. Also, Healthy Paws covers congenital illness, so even if you're dog/cat lives in a bubble, they are still covered if genetic illness or cancer strikes.
I recommend Healthy Paws to all of my training clients and many of them sign up, and several have had to make claims that more than covered their monthly rate and premium. Healthy Paws is GREAT!!!
5
out of 5
POSTED:
| BY: Leah
Very happy with Healthy Paws!
We have insured our dog, Joey, through Healthy Paws for over 4 years. Always outstanding service! Just needed expensive surgery to repair torn ACL and Healthy Paws once again processed everything quickly, and also followed up to find out how Joey was recovering.
$15 – $90, depending on breed, zip code, age of pet and choice of deductible and co-pay.
Coverage
One plan covers accidents, illnesses, cancer, emergency care, genetic conditions, alternative care and more.
You can choose a co-pay of 10%, 20%, 30% or 40%.
The pay-out amount is based on your actual vet bill.
Payout Limits
No per incident, annual or lifetime pay-out limit.
Deductible
You can choose an annual deductible of $100, $250, $500 or $750*
*Choice depends on age of the pet
Age Limits
Pets must be at least 8 weeks old and under 14 years old at time of enrollment.
Once enrolled, pets can stay insured regardless of age.
Waiting Period
Coverage begins 15 days after your policy starts. There is a 12-month waiting period for hip dysplasia claims.
Exclusions
Pre-existing conditions are not covered.
Hereditary and congenital conditions are covered, however hip dysplasia is only covered in pets who enroll before they are 6 years old.
Healthy Paws Pet Insurance was rated the best pet insurance company by customers in 2015, 2016 and 2017 at petinsurancereview.com, Consumersadvocate.org, PetInsuranceQuotes.com and other leading review sites.
Healthy Paws has one simple plan that covers accidents and illnesses with no per incident, annual or lifetime payout limits. Their goal is to offer the best coverage possible while still keeping plans affordable.
With each pet insurance quote submitted, Healthy Paws makes a donation to one of hundreds of pet rescues and animal shelters through its Every Quote Gives Hope™ medical grant program.