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Pet's Best is easy to use, but they only paid about half of my vet's charges from my dog's recent wellness exam. It's not worth the premiums.

We have had to submit three claims, and each one has been processed quickly and very much to our satisfaction. Really pleased that we chose Healthy Paws.

Pets Best really is the best. Filing claims are easy, the explanation of benefits is concise and reimbursement is quick. They are the reason why my dog with stage 5 lymphoma is still alive.

I’m very satisfied with their service, it provides peace of mind when your pet has health issues. It’s so easy to submit claims and get prompt payment . Takes some of the stress and worry out when your best friend is ill.

I signed up with Healthy Paws because of highly rated reviews from pet owners. My dog had a torn knee ligament and needed TPLO surgery. He is a big boy, quite heavy. The recovery was painful. Healthy Paws made everything easy for me. The claim submission process and document upload submission was very easy. They reimbursed me in no time and with no hassle. They even sent a follow up email to make sure Tesla is doing ok. It meant a lot! I highly recommend Healthy Paws!!

As with all insurance, you always hope you won’t need to use it! But when my cat, Joey, needed surgery, MetLife insurance was there! They covered Joeys medical bills, medications, and follow-up therapy under my policy. The representatives were always kind and caring.

Rate was increased prior to my first claim. Made first claim Feb 2025, Many exclusions, a lot of charges going towards deductibles.

Very poor coverage compared to price of insurance premiums. I would not recommend Pets Best.

Competitive premium, easy claims process, and good customer service experiences.

I initially got pet insurance because I never had a lot of money saved away, and when we started it was only $30 per month. After about 6+ years with Fetch Pet Insurance, and the way they weren't able to own up to their own mistake after a quote on a big operation for my dog, I have come to the conclusion that the money I pay for Pet Insurance just isn't worth it. They missed out telling me important information multiple times, which is frustrating - I could have been using it on our yearly vet bills. The thing is, within 4 years, you could and likely will be paying $150+ per month per dog because your premium keeps going up. You're better off saving $200 a month for your dog's vet bills and their future, in my opinion.