We found this information about various pet insurance options online at:  www.consumersadvocate.org   If you have questions about pet insurance, please contact one of our veterinarians.

Healthy Paws Pet Insurance

  • Consistently #1 in customer satisfaction, A+ BBB
  • Chosen by almost 90% of ConsumersAdvocate.org visitors
  • Comprehensive illness and accident coverage
  • Unlimited lifetime benefits + no claim caps!
  • Annual deductible (recommended)
  • Free mobile app & no claims forms
 Pet Plan Insurance
  • Comprehensive Coverage (includes vet exam fee!)
  • Flexible annual reimbursement up to Unlimited
  • Choose Annual Deductible from $100-$1,000
  • 24/7 Customer Service – top rated, always available
  • Use any veterinarian in the US or Canada
  • Fast, paperless claim reimbursement via Petplan App
  • 10% Online Discount & Free Barkbox Offer
 
 
  • Strong Illness & Accident Coverage – Use Any Vet
  • Optional wellness plan & Rx coverage covers spay/neuter
  • Benefits limited to $15k/yr
  • Customizable Annual Deductible from $200-$1000
  • First and largest pet insurer in the US
  • Whole Pet & Wellness Plan covers spay/neuter
  • 24/7 vet helpline access
  • Discounts available on home and auto
  • Insurers most birds and exotic pets!
  • $250 annual deductible with Unlimited Claims
  • Covers congenital and hereditary conditions
 
  • Extremely comprehensive coverage
  • Waives copays and deductible for lifesaving care
  • Up to 100% reimbursement
  • Includes exam fees
  • Innovative cloud-based platform to manage your pet’s lifestyle
  • Visit any licensed emergency hospital, veterinary practice, or specialist
  • Plans averaging less than $1.50 per day
Pet First Insurance
  • A+ rated with Better Business Bureau
  • Short waiting period before coverage begins
  • Hereditary, congenital & chronic conditions
  • No exam required
  • Coverage for exam fees
  • No Lifetime Limits
  • Unlimited Plan Option
  • 24/7 veterinary support line for all customers
  • Reasonably good coverage
  • No hereditary or congenital condition limitations