Elizabeth Lisa Farina
GBYou get for what you pay for You get for what you pay for. From the beginning of the policy I was misinformed when I was quoted. When my dog was injured submitting my claim was a nightmare. Routine wellness visit states covers up to $250 after I submitted the claim for $211.00 and I get an explanation of benefits stating check was enclosed and I am only getting reimbursed $94 of $250 and check was not even in the envelope. Worst Insurance EVER. On top of my monthly insurance payment I'm stuck covering over $1500 in vet payment.
teajams
GBSCAM I adopted a kitten and opted in to receive a free month of insurance with PetFirst and since then have called over 5 times in order to cancel my policy and have my card removed from file, to this day they tell me they can only cancel a policy through an email form that requires access codes that THEY REFUSE TO PROVIDE YOU WITH. I ask to speak to a manager every time and am told that they are busy or on another call. I have lost hundreds of dollars over this and am taking legal action at this point.
Michael Mahoney
GBJust noticed a $53 charge on my card… Just noticed a $53 charge on my card for this pet insurance. It was offered one month free when we adopted a puppy months ago. It didn’t say we’d automatically get charged $50 a month after that. Never agreed to anything or spoke to anyone, just auto charged. Not even sure how they got my credit card info unless the humane society gave it to them..........
CustomeJohn Kennedyr
GBI have been a customer of Petlife I have been a customer of Petlife, now Metlife Ins. for over 7 years and the claim service is horrible. They just lost my mailed in claim papers. The claim was for the same and only medication for my dog. I had kept a copy, but the receipt hid the line for Apoquel. I explained this when I sent it to them, but it didn't matter that the claim was the same for 7 years. They keep raising the cost of the policy, however they service is the worst ever I can't go to another company as this would be a pre existing condition or I would have left years ago.
Vicki Glasgow
GBPetFirst Pet Insurance should be part of every puppy kit. Our dog, Lillie, a 9-year-old Westie, has been covered by PetFirst Pet Insurance from the day we got her. We've had 2 major claims--one when she was 1-year-old and developed bladder stones that required emergency surgery and a second this past year when she needed treatent for skin cancer. She has recovered from both, thank goodness. PetFirst processed both claims promptly and covered 90% of our expenses after the $100 per incident deductible. PetFirst gives you peace of mind so you won't have to choose between treating your sick pet and avoiding financial hardship.