Spot Pet InsuranceReviews of spotpet.com

Still waiting for my reimbursement for my claim. I emailed. So far no response.

For the amount we're paying, seems silly to keep insurance with how much isn't covered. Preventative care is the one thing that should always be covered since if we continue to do so, the insurance companies would be paying less long term. Instead only a fraction is covered. And that's only if you're paying for the Gold or higher

Not happy with increasing premiums. Also general information should be kept in my pets file with you so only minimal documents have to be submitted. Especially in the case of continuing prescriptions.

Once we figured out what browser we could use, the rest was pretty straight forward. Since our dog was so young she didn't have much of a medical history. We sent what we had, but it wasn't much. I would have liked some kind of feedback on that. The actual claim form was quick & easy.

I don’t feel like they pay what they advertise

Could improve on making policies clear to customers and how they’ll apply to your pets coverage.

I submitted a claim for my pups ER visit and I was asked to resubmit all of his records for the past year again!! 44 pages of info!! I was told by the first representative that they didn’t have his records which was to me very upsetting since I had to email everything when I opened the policy. I had to call back to get a representative that was very helpful and found his information. She was going yo get my claim looked at again right away. I also don’t think I’m being reimbursed correctly.

About 18 months of coverage and I'm still trying to decide if it's a good deal. I pay to cover our two dogs for their routine veterinary health maintenance and for emergency/sickness care, as well as pharmacy. So far, fortunately, all our claims were for routine preventive care. I've found the reimbursement levels to be disappointing, and the claims review process a bit opaque and sometimes not satisfactory. When our 5 year-old dog went in for routine dental exam + extractions under anaesthesia, the claim was rejected on the basis that a vet had previously indicated a finding of gingivitis, which rendered all his dental care "pre-existing condition". Of course we wouldn't have scheduled dental care based on a finding of gingivitis alone, and anyway that sort of cleaning IS part of routine dental care in a normal healthy dog. So I've come to realize they skimp on reimbursement. I haven't discontinued yet because I hope that perhaps the insurance will prove itself when there are real health emergencies that are costly to address. I'm not holding my breath.