As one of the first pet insurance providers in the U.S., PetPartners has offered affordable, comprehensive coverage across all 50 states since 2002. Its customizable plans allow owners to choose coverage that meets their individual needs and budget.
Learn more about PetPartners’s plan options, read customer reviews and get a quote so you can make an informed choice about your pet insurance provider.
Awful truely awful. If you get the free 30 day trial. Don't do anything with it. Even though you will get coverage for hereditary issues. They won't pay for anything! Just there for your money.
If you have to get this insurance. Do not take your dog the the vet of over a year, that is when the insurance actually kicks in. After a whole year of paying them you will likely get scammed saying how hereditary doesn't cover anything. Good luck take your pets else where and send this fake company straight downward!
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| BY: Laurie Detwiler
Pet Partners is a Waste of Money
Pet Partners is happy to take your money, but not to actually pay legitimate claims nor communicate changes in policy. An absolute waste of money.
They neglected to tell me my dogs had “aged out” but kept taking my premiums for extra policies. When my Golden had an accident and tore his CCL (acl) they informed me that vets consider this injury an “orthopedic illness” and therefore not covered as an accident. This is absolute rubbish. There is language in the declarations page about a waiting period for CCL/ACL coverage but NO ACTUAL COVERAGE.
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| BY: Nichole Kerr
Put your $ in savings instead
I'm paying Pet Partners $1,750 a year for two dogs, for them to reimburse me 15-20% of my dogs' annual preventative exam fees. I would be better served putting $125 a month into savings, and if the dogs don't get sick, keeping the $ set aside for a rainy day in the future in the event they ever do. Instead, 2024 will have passed, I am about $2,200 that I will never get back and I am sick over it. A total of $1,750 in premiums, $650 in pet expenses, and I was reimbursed a total of $190. This is by far the most idiotic way I have ever spent my money, and what's worse is I didn't the reimbursement back prior to open enrollment and so I enrolled for another year. This feels like the ultimate gotcha moment. I actually feel like quitting my job just to get out of the premiums. Isn't that terrible.
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| BY: Altie Oylear
Muddy Paws review
I took my shitzoo for a bath today. I had been there before with no issues other than our dated equipment, but only $5 which is reasonable. I was the only one in line for bath station. I put my puppy in the tub and tried to adjust the water temperature for over 5 to 10 minutes which i learned later was not adjustable. I felt the water was too hot for my pup and she was very uncomfortable. I brought my own shampoo as the shampoo I used last time was so watered down it would not lather. The dryer was so ancient could not get my pup dry due to the thickness of her coat. In the meantime a couple came in with Two huge dogs. I was trying desperately to finish up cause comments were being made by the couple try to calm their big dogs. I doubt I had been there 20 minutes before a man who was an employee came in and very sternly said what's the problem? He continues to stare me down which made me very uncomfortable. I gathered my stuff and took my wet dog out to pay. The huge dogs waiting were growling and try to break free to get at my dog who was scared to death. I see why they call it muddy Paws, I would just as soon wash my dog in a mud puddle. I will not return. The girl employee was very nice and polite.
You have a co-pay of 20% after your annual deductible.
The pay-out amount is based on your actual vet bill.
Payout Limits
Per incident limit of $1,500 – $8,000 and annual limits of $3,000 – $16,000 depending on your chosen plan.
Deductible
Choose from $100 – $1,000 annual deductible.
Age Limits
Pets must be at least 8 weeks old to enroll with no upper age limit
Coverage options available for senior pets.
Waiting Period
Coverage goes into effect one day after enrollment. There is a 5-day wait period for accident claims and 14-day wait period for illness claims.
Exclusions
Pre-existing conditions are not covered.
Customizable plans allow you to add-on coverage for inherited and congenital conditions, exam fees and wellness care.
Cancer coverage included in base accident and illness plan.
As one of the first pet insurance providers in the U.S., PetPartners has offered affordable, comprehensive coverage across all 50 states since 2002.
PetPartners serves as the exclusive pet insurance provider for the American Kennel Club and Cat Fanciers’ Association, and works with shelters and veterinarians to keep pets safe and healthy.
PetPartners offer a competitive Employee Benefits Program, helping employers provide pet insurance as a voluntary benefit workforce. Its customizable plans allow owners to choose coverage that meets their individual needs and budget.
