they are very exspensive

Getting claims mixed up between my dogs, taking a while to get reimbursement, asking me to answer questions way beyond the need to prove I was correct to submit a claim for reimbursement. Your claims page is too confusing - and your emails regarding a claim has been approved should name the dog and their policy number.

Good luck getting them to pay a claim! I've spent a lot of time on the phone with them, just to have them deny an $1100 claim the should be covered. They claim it was pre-existing. They started contacting vets that we haven't been to in 5 years to come up with a way to deny the claim. They even completely overlooked the enlarged heart and heart murmur. My best advise is to avoid the hassle and steer clear on them.

I love that I had your 30 day trial. Helped me lots with my pups broken leg. But I requested multiple times for option packages so I can continue the insurance and maybe add another pup. I got no response!! My trial is running out .

I tried to cancel my policy. I was transferred to the adjuster who then hung up.

There’s always an excuse and when I do get reimbursed. When I finally do… it’s like tiny fraction of what I actually spent.

There have been several times a deductible was charged to my account that should not have been. I’ve also seen procedures listed on Trupanion’s invoices that were not correct. There have been many times I have had to wait for a payment to be processed. Also, I have to wait tooooo long for a correction to be resolved.

I had Pets Best insurance for a very limited time. I signed up for a policy in January of 2025 and shortly after, in February, my cat began exhibiting some strange behaviors. After a trip to the vet, they had diagnosed her and treated for hyperthyroidism. Pets Best denied my claim citing that documents had not been received after I had submitted all relevant documents via email and via their online portal. They did not provide any useful feedback to help process the claim and some of the representatives were pretty rude over the phone. A few months later, after fighting to get my February claim processed, my cat took a turn for the worse and was diagnosed, over a three week span, with an inoperable brain tumor. Pets Best processed the claim at an extraordinarily slow pace (which they said was not their standard speed, but happened to be the speed at which they processed every single one of our claims) and at the end denied coverage citing that the brain tumor was a pre-existing condition. Setting aside the logic that a brain tumor simply cannot be a pre-existing condition, they were saying that the behaviors that dictated their decision to deny coverage were stemming from her hyperthyroidism (which, again, they covered after her visit in February). I had to gather written statements from her veterinarians, all of her medical records and file an appeal with Pets Best in order for them to finally process the claim and pay what they owed. In my opinion, Pets Best went as far out of their way as possible to avoid paying what they owed and hoped that I would be too aggravated by the process to pursue the reimbursement. I ended up spending the last month of my pets life arguing with insurance and stressing about how to pay for her medical care because the team at Pets Best did not prioritize the care of my cat. I could not recommend against starting a policy with Pets Best with more of my heart. In denying coverage and creating such stress for our family financially, they robbed us of time that could have been spent caring for our pet in her last few weeks.

I had Pets Best insurance for a very limited time. I signed up for a policy in January of 2025 and shortly after, in February, my cat began exhibiting some strange behaviors. After a trip to the vet, they had diagnosed her and treated for hyperthyroidism. Pets Best denied my claim citing that documents had not been received after I had submitted all relevant documents via email and via their online portal. They did not provide any useful feedback to help process the claim and some of the representatives were pretty rude over the phone. A few months later, after fighting to get my February claim processed, my cat took a turn for the worse and was diagnosed, over a three week span, with an inoperable brain tumor. Pets Best processed the claim at an extraordinarily slow pace (which they said was not their standard speed, but happened to be the speed at which they processed every single one of our claims) and at the end denied coverage citing that the brain tumor was a pre-existing condition. Setting aside the logic that a brain tumor simply cannot be a pre-existing condition, they were saying that the behaviors that dictated their decision to deny coverage were stemming from her hyperthyroidism (which, again, they covered after her visit in February). I had to gather written statements from her veterinarians, all of her medical records and file an appeal with Pets Best in order for them to finally process the claim and pay what they owed. In my opinion, Pets Best went as far out of their way as possible to avoid paying what they owed and hoped that I would be too aggravated by the process to pursue the reimbursement. I ended up spending the last month of my pets life arguing with insurance and stressing about how to pay for her medical care because the team at Pets Best did not prioritize the care of my cat. I could not recommend against starting a policy with Pets Best with more of my heart. In denying coverage and creating such stress for our family financially, they robbed us of time that could have been spent caring for our pet in her last few weeks.

I had already applied, been approved, and received my policy packet, then, less than 2 weeks later, you informed me that you had made changes, and that my policy was no longer in effect. I had to reapply, only to get the same exact coverage at $10.00 per month more. If this happens again, I will be looking for other coverage.