Healthy Paws | Pet Insurance Review

This was my first year with Healthy Paws. What a nice group of people. They actually care enough to follow up with email after my four legged family member got sick and treated by her doctor. This kind of outstanding practice is unheard of in insurance industry. Unlike the previous company, claim process is simple and is handled incredibly quickly. People at Healthy Paws actually care and that means much more than the reimbursement from the claim.

WANTING TO KNOW IF IT WILL COVER OFFICE VISITS AND SHOTS.

Upon adopting our pup at 4 months old we decided to purchase a health insurance policy for her. And it was absolutely, one of the wisest decisions we could have made. When a pet becomes sick the last thing one wants to add to that worry is a financial burden. We chose Healthy Paws because of the awesome reviews and we have not been disaapointed. Filing a claim is a snap and the turn around time from processing to receiving a check was one week! (And this wasn't our first claim :) I cannot reccomend this company highly enough! Don't hesitate, Healthy Paws is the pet insurance company you've been wishing for!

Healthy Paws took care of my little pug, Lucy. She's only six months old, and like most puppies, gets into everything. She began throwing up and had a high temperature. When I brought her to the vet, they figured out she had gotten into something because her liver values were sky high (she had gone into shock). She stayed for four days. Because Healthy Paws had my back, I knew I didn't have to choose between giving her the care she needed, or letting her go. Four days later, she was a bouncing, healthy baby again, and just a few days after that, I received my reimbursement check from Healthy Paws. They covered exactly what they said they would. I love this company! I recommended them to all my friends and family. Plus, the person on the phone and web were all so pleasant!!

When Sitka started holding her leg up, I was certain she was going to need knee surgery. Imagine my heartache when the surgeon discovered a large tumor rather than a blown knee. Certain specifics about the tumor lead the doctor to believe it may not be the primary source. An ultrasound confirmed there was another mass in her adrenal gland. I was crushed. We tried treating the leg tumor with various forms of chemo, but it continued to grow. After 8 months we made the difficult decision to amputate. The pathology of the tumor came back as being a relatively rare form of bone cancer that tends not to be aggressive. That leads the doctors to believe that perhaps the mass in her gland is benign. Fingers-crossed little Sitka will prove to be cancer-free and live a long life as a tripod.I will never again have a pet without insurance, and Healthy Paws has covered $7,000 plus in just my first year of their service.