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Are Pet Insurance Companies Stealing Your Money?

December 28th, 2009 by Mr. John Sommer, PhD.

If you have been in a situation where you thought that your pet insurance company were going to pay for the treatment of your pet but they told you that you weren’t covered then you know what it feels like being robbed.

There will always be situations where the insurance company is right and where you’re not really covered but if you have done your best to check the company and their policies beforehand you might have avoided the situation all together.

Below you are going to find some truly valuable points that can help you test whether the pet insurance company will be right for you in the first place. After reading these basics, be sure to head over to my website of more in depth information.

The first thing to consider is whether you already know something about the pet insurance company’s reputation. If you already know that they are not likely to be paying for any treatment without you having to pick a fight stay clear of them. It is not worth the effort.

The second thing is that you should check with one or more of your local vets. Do they know anything about the company (good or bad) and hopefully they will tell you the truth. Some vets are sponsored by pet insurance companies and therefore they are not the most reliable source of information.

Reviews from former clients and customers of the insurance companies will be a great resource to look into. There are online sites with review forms that will tell you a lot about what other people have had to say and why they are either positive or negative.

In the end I advise you to phone the service and customer staff with the individual insurance companies. Are you greeted in a friendly tone or are they talking down to you? If I were you I would try calling the up and pretend that your pet had had an accident to see how they would react.

Now these four things are just the beginning and you should really spend a little more time in your due diligence process. It is better to come prepared than to be taken with your pants down at a later stage. Be sure to check out my website for more information.

Mr. John Sommer, PhD. runs a very valuable pet insurance website that gives owners of cats and dogs get the best possible value from their pet insurance. Mr. Sommer has published quite a few reviews of one of the largest pet insurance companies called VPI pet insurance and you will benefit from reading those reviews.

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