Pets Best | Pet Insurance Review

I'm so grateful I will never have to make decisions for my fur babies based on money. Having insurance lets me know I can make the best decision for their care without having to worry. It gives me peace of mind when my babies are sick or hurt that I can give them be best care possible.

I have had no issues with Pets Best at all other than the fact that the insurance rate for one of my pets literally went up $30 a MONTH!!!! I am playing close to $90 a month now for a senior dog. The claims process is easy and they do all the work for you. I have had few issues with them over the past 3 years. My sole complaint would be the HUGE increase in prices over the last few months.

My little girl schipperke developed rather serious aspiration pneumonia after a dental procedure, plus she had previously swallowed a rock, unbeknowst to me. Over the course of a week, she was treated by her vet, the emergency vet, and the specialists and was in the emergency clinic over two nights as the bills mounted. Fortunately, even though it took a little time to get all the information together to get paid, Pets Best came through for us. They were easy to work with and we were paid without any hassle.

I'm so happy with Pet's Best. I took out insurance on my 5 cats (about to add a 6th) just about over a year ago I think and had to use it several times for 2 of our kitties. Everything is so simple and easy with PB. My vet submits the claim form and within 24 hours PB gets back to me by email saying they received claim and will get back to me soon, which they do within a couple of days and with good news about what I'm getting reimbursed for. I didn't believe in pet insurance for the longest time and I'm a pet sitter but I finally gave in and I'm so glad I did. I recommend PB to all of my clients and as long as I have pets I'll never be with PB insurance.

Pets Best Insurance only covers $25 a year on flea/tick/heartworm meds. Twenty five dollars will not cover one month of any of those meds so then if your pet gets heartworms (something that should and could be prevented) you will not cover the treatment. I already been through this cause my dog come down with Ehrlichiosis (a tick borne virus) and you wouldn't cover the treatment for his recovery when I am paying you to help cover flea/tick repellent to keep from this happening and you do not. I pay dearly for pet insurance and I can't see where I am saving very much on preventative measures. I can put that money aside each month in my safe and use it towards my pets health needs and come out better off.