Same feedback as other reviewers recently.

Easy to sign up, difficult to renew. Three stars because they decided not to renew my policy and didn't give me a way to switch to another plan

I was set up for automatic payment on our two pets along with paperless notification. My payment method (credit card) had to be closed for fraud and I did not remember it was being used for the monthly payments. I have never missed a payment. AND I never received an email notification or text from Nationwide saying to pay or your policy will lapse!!! No one to talk to or do anything about this. All I could do was get a new policy which obviously puts my pets at risk after being covered for SO LONG with Nationwide. I’m pissed. So now anything that was found with my dogs during the previous coverage is no longer covered because it’s considered a pre-existing condition?? I hate your company…..

Horrible. Use any other pet insurance. I bought trupanion starting in 2011 for my 6 month old puppy. In the last 14 years Trupanion had covered NONE of her medical expenses. This includes knee surgery, when she was stabbed by a human 7 times, nor dental disease (just to name a few). This year my monthly premium jumped from $75/month to $120/month with no notice nor contact telling me this change would occur. Go with any other pet insurance. Trupanion is absolutely horrible!

Just new to it, how am i gonna give it a review?

I am adding an additional pet. I wanted the same coverage I already have for my other dog. It is no longer available. What happened to your great coverage?

We have had Healthy Paws insurance for our pooch for more than 8 years. Lately the premiums have increased astronomically year to year, with the most recent one going form $141 a month to over $450. This is completely ridiculous. We have had no issues with payment of claims and they say the increase isn't related to claims filed - but they make it impossible to continue coverage with them. I will be taking my business elsewhere.

I’ve had Healthy Paws insurance since adopting my girl at age 1. Back then, I was paying around $40/month. Over the years, despite never meeting my deductible and having a perfectly healthy pup, my premiums steadily rose—eventually reaching $93.25. I stayed with them because I believed the rhetoric that early enrollment protected me from age-based price hikes, and I knew it would be difficult to get new coverage as she got older.

Unfortunately, my experience with Spot Insurance was deeply disappointing. After insuring my cats, Gwendolyn and Wessley, and submitting multiple claims for each, all were denied with explanations that felt dismissive and inconsistent. Despite my appeal and supporting documentation, their resolution process felt more like a formality than a genuine review.

I filled out a claim form with all pertinent details but mistakenly used the wrong category for my claim. This shouldn't be an issue because the documents I submitted should prove my pet's conditions. They denied my claim twice without looking into the docs that I sent and I had to go through an appeal process just to get someone to actually READ the claim. Truly disappointed