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PetPartners Pet Insurance Reviews

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PetPartners started offering pet insurance under its brand name in 2009. It has customizable plans, allowing you to choose your deductible, payout limit, and reimbursement levels. PetPartners is nearly identical to AKC Pet Insurance. How does it compare to the competition? Our experts find out.

PetPartners Pet Insurance Reviews

Product Name: PetPartners Pet Insurance

Product Description: PetPartners offers pet insurance for dogs and cats.

Summary

PetPartners doesn’t offer the most comprehensive plans. It comes with age restrictions and add-ons for conditions commonly covered by other providers. You’re more likely to find better coverage and pricing from a competitor.

Our pet insurance experts read through each pet insurance company’s policy to provide detailed comparisons and information regarding how a provider fares against others in the industry. We also speak with customers, read online feedback, and communicate one-on-one with pet insurance companies to obtain a well-rounded, unbiased analysis of a company’s standings.

Our team rates pet insurance companies based on several factors, including A.M. Best ratings (an indicator of financial stability), claim processing reputations, contract coverage, customer service, pricing, plan customizations, and more.

Overall Score

2.1

Pros

  • No vet records or exam required to enroll
  • Optional wellness plan (must purchase in conjunction with pet insurance)
  • BBB rating: A+ through PetPartners, Inc. (also administers AKC Pet Insurance policies)
  • Your pet is covered when they travel with you in the U.S. or Canada
  • 5% multi-pet discount

Cons

  • No illness coverage for dogs enrolled after age 9
  • Must purchase coverage for inherited/congenital conditions separately if you want them covered
  • Hip dysplasia and congenital and hereditary conditions are only available for coverage if you enroll your dog at 2 years old or younger
  • $3-$4 transaction fee (depending on the state), highest in this comparison
  • Exam fee coverage is an additional fee

Consider All Your Pet Insurance Options

Some age restrictions and coverage add-ons that we expect to be standard inclusions are not with PetPartners. We’ve reviewed more than a dozen companies and have chosen the best pet insurance companies based on coverage, customer service and reputation, claim repayment, price, plan customizations, and more in our pet insurance reviews. You can also get multiple pet insurance quotes instantly below.

Kimberly Alt

Kimberly is a writer and content strategist for Canine Journal, specializing in pet insurance consulting. She has written and edited professionally since 2010. In 2014, Kimberly began researching dogs and discovered her passion for pet insurance. She strongly advocates for insuring pets and knows insurance is a complex subject for most. Kimberly has read hundreds of pet insurance policies (including the fine print), ran more than 3,000 pet insurance quotes, engages in frequent discussions with pet insurer representatives, and conducts mystery shopping to gain an unbiased perspective and explain how companies differ and their strengths. Her passion is teaching others about the pet insurance industry and helping them make informed decisions for their pet insurance needs. Kimberly has a B.A. in Multimedia Journalism from Simpson College. She is a Dog Writers Association of America member, and her work has appeared in many brands, including The New York Times’ Wirecutter, Reader’s Digest, Forbes, People, Woman’s World, and Huffington Post. Kimberly is the parent of a rescue Coonhound mix, Sally.

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