Pet Plan Reviews

Petplan is a pet insurance provider trusted by more than 250,000 pet parents. The pricing is based on factors like age and breed. The plans average around $35/month for dogs and $25/month for cats. The coverage includes injuries & illnesses, diagnostic tests, veterinary exam fees, virtual vet visits, acupuncture, imaging & ultrasound, cancer treatment, surgery & rehabilitation, hydrotherapy, emergency & specialist vets, behavioral therapy, and chiropractic care. The coverage also includes comprehensive dental care, covering injury and disease in every adult tooth. Petplan also covers breed-specific conditions, which not all providers do. Once a claim is approved, you'll be paid back up to 90% of your vet bill. However, pre-existing conditions are not covered. The company does not charge signup fees or add-ons and allows cancellation anytime. The insurance is accepted by all veterinarians in the U.S. and Canada.

Based on the available information, Gopetplan.com does not have a specific return policy. However, it is mentioned that any unwanted purchases from Petplan can be returned for a full refund as long as the item is in its original, unused condition or if it is faulty. Returns received after a certain number of days will be subject to Petplan’s discretion. As for the shipping policy, no specific details were found. It is recommended to check the website or contact their customer service for more accurate information. If there are any changes or updates, they will be reflected on their official website. Please note that terms and conditions apply and can vary by state. It's always a good idea to read through the policy terms and conditions during the first 30 days of your policy. For any claims, all claims require two things: your pet’s medical records and a paid itemized invoice from your vet. Once your claim is approved, you’ll be paid back up to 90% of your vet bill. If your claim is denied, they will let you know why. Please remember that there is a waiting period on Petplan policies before injuries and illnesses can be considered coverable. The waiting period will not apply to any renewal of this policy if continuous coverage is maintained. There is a fifteen (15) day waiting period after the effective date of the policy during which they will not cover any injury or illness of your pet. There is a six (6) month exclusion on hip dysplasia, cruciates and patellas. Waiting periods vary by state.