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I am so glad I found PetshealthCare on line. We owned two Yorkies before our present pets. Through the years with them, we experienced a few expensive trips to the vet. At three years old, one of them had a brain anurysum (Sp.??) both were spayed , one knee surgery and numerous tumors removed. When we finally had to put them down at 15 and 18 yrs. of age, we signed up for Pets Health Care to help with our new little girls.I feel much more comfortable knowing we are covered.

My cat was attacked by a bobcat several months ago. He had long scratches on his back and numerous lacerations and puncture wounds. His veterinarian shaved him and stitched him up (this took several hours)and my husband and I cared for him for weeks afterwards, giving him fluid and antibiotics. He is now fully recovered, but much more cautious. I'm so thankful that I had ASPCA pet insurance. It paid half of a very large vet bill. Carol Pedersen

My Bernese Mountain Dog was getting older, and I had been thinking about pet insurance for awhile. I did some research, and settled on Trupanion for a number of reasons - there were no disease caps (just a lifetime cap of $20,000, which they've apparently now gotten rid of), the reimbursement was 90% compared to the 70 or 80% of other plans, and the premiums were the same or even less than other plans for better coverage. I signed up with Trupanion in January. In February, I took my dog in for some vomiting after eating an old bone, and in March for his annual physical. In April I took him back for a dental cleaning, and they noticed some swelling on his toe. Some testing revealed a cancerous mast cell tumor. After consulting with oncologists at a major veterinary hospital in Boston, he had surgery to amputate the toe. I was worried that Trupanion would call this a pre-existing condition, and steeled myself for having my claim rejected, knowing at least how human health insurance companies work. But I went ahead anyway - filled out the one-page form, had my vet sign, got a copy of his records since it was my first claim, and attached the invoices and sent it off - the process was very easy. A week later, the claim was approved and reimbursement sent without any argument. Unfortunately, the biopsy and other testing after the surgery revealed some cancer cells on the two adjacent toes, so he had a three-week course of radiation, which was hugely expensive.

My Bernese Mountain Dog was getting older, and I had been thinking about pet insurance for awhile. I did some research, and settled on Trupanion for a number of reasons - there were no disease caps (just a lifetime cap of $20,000, which they've apparently now gotten rid of), the reimbursement was 90% compared to the 70 or 80% of other plans, and the premiums were the same or even less than other plans for better coverage. I signed up with Trupanion in January. In February, I took my dog in for some vomiting after eating an old bone, and in March for his annual physical. In April I took him back for a dental cleaning, and they noticed some swelling on his toe. Some testing revealed a cancerous mast cell tumor. After consulting with oncologists at a major veterinary hospital in Boston, he had surgery to amputate the toe. I was worried that Trupanion would call this a pre-existing condition, and steeled myself for having my claim rejected, knowing at least how human health insurance companies work. But I went ahead anyway - filled out the one-page form, had my vet sign, got a copy of his records since it was my first claim, and attached the invoices and sent it off - the process was very easy. A week later, the claim was approved and reimbursement sent without any argument. Unfortunately, the biopsy and other testing after the surgery revealed some cancer cells on the two adjacent toes, so he had a three-week course of radiation, which was hugely expensive.

We have Embrace Pet Insurance for 5 out of our 6 animals (other cat is too old). At first I was a bit discouraged by all the detailed history I had to ask my vet to print out & fax to Embrace (2 yrs worth for each animal). But I am glad to say it is only a one time process so they can establish each pets medical history. After filing my first few claims, that minor annoyance was long forgotten when we got refunds totalling $659.23!! The wellness rewards is probably the greatest benefit. There is no waiting period & it covers $200 per animal per year for all the little things that add up. We spent a total of $1124.90 on 4 dogs, in a span of 2 weeks (vaccines, heartworm prevention, blood work, spay/neutering). Let me reiterate...We are getting back $659.23!!!!! There was no hassel. They received my claim via fax & the next day I received an email telling me to expect my checks! It was like Christmas! I highly recommend Embrace for all pet owners! If you love your pets as much as I do, you undoubtedly spend alot of money at the vet. Finally, pet owners are being rewarded for being responsible!

When we decided to invest in a kennel club pedigree golden retriever we also decided that we had to protect our investment. We reviewed a number of medical insurance companies on line but it was confusing. Our vet had Embrace brochures available in the waiting room. Coverage levels were simply explained leaving us to make the decision which level we wanted. My calls to Embrace have always been courteous and helpful. Although paper work is just like human medical claims we have not had the delays human claims have. But so far we have not had a major medical claim only a Wellness claim - and that coverage should be a no brainer for any owner of a loved pet.

I bought insurance when I got a new cat and after he was examined by the vet. He was from an old friend who had died. About 2 months after the adoption, I found a lump on him and it was lymphoma. After an initial denial, which was due in part to an error in the vet records, Trupanion paid his claim in full for surgery, heart work up, and follow up chemo. Thank goodness I bought this and I had a full physical exam at the time of purchase to document his condition. Over $4,500.00 in expenses were paid, very promptly once the initial denial was reversed. The claims rep, Cheri, was very nice and helpful.

I bought insurance when I got a new cat and after he was examined by the vet. He was from an old friend who had died. About 2 months after the adoption, I found a lump on him and it was lymphoma. After an initial denial, which was due in part to an error in the vet records, Trupanion paid his claim in full for surgery, heart work up, and follow up chemo. Thank goodness I bought this and I had a full physical exam at the time of purchase to document his condition. Over $4,500.00 in expenses were paid, very promptly once the initial denial was reversed. The claims rep, Cheri, was very nice and helpful.

I submitted my first claim, and was initially denied coverage. I was offered the opportunity to submit more information to support my claim in an appeal process. They accepted a letter from my veterinarian providing further explaination, and the original decision was subsequently overturned. The claim was accepted and charges applied to my deductible. I submitted a further claim and the charges were reviewed swiftly and a check issued without a hassle. I'm very pleased with this company.

We are glad that we had Petshealth insurance for our cat when he came home with a broken leg. We would not think of putting our little tiger down if there was a cure, but taking our pet to the vet is getting to be rather expensive and without pet insurance we would be risking severe economic hardship. My only regret is that I had taken only the basic plan but after this experience I am probably going to increase my coverage.