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    Amanda S.

    If you are a pet parent and you love your pets like human children, do not sign up with FIGO just because it is promoted through Costco. That was the worst decision I made. I pay over $110 every month in premiums, yet the maximum annual coverage is only $10,000. Despite that, any time a claim involves prescribed medication, they almost always look for a way to deny it, labeling necessary treatments as "non-covered" instead of honoring the veterinarian's treatment plan. Most recently, my dog developed a corneal ulcer and required a veterinary visit. On the receipt, there was a $72.50 credit balance, which came from a prior visit where the clinic charged for Wei Qi Booster but did not dispense it. For clarity, I am fully aware that FIGO does not reimburse holistic care, unlike other insurance providers I use. This credit had nothing to do with the ulcer visit or the claim amount. Despite this, FIGO closed the claim without a single explanation. No email. No call. No request for clarification. The claim was simply closed. This perfectly summarizes my experience with this company: when clarification is required, they choose silence and closure instead of communication and due diligence. Appeal Process After the claim was closed without explanation, I opened an appeal. Only then did FIGO respond, stating that the claim was "not denied," but merely "closed and pending additional information." This statement directly contradicts their actions. At no point did they request additional information before closing the claim. They also claimed they were unable to verify information with my veterinarian, despite the clinic being open Monday through Friday during regular business hours. The reality is simple: no meaningful attempt was made to verify anything. Closing the claim first and explaining later is not an appeal process. It is negligence. Additional Context Based on My Long-Term Experience When I first signed up, I insured one cat and one dog. At the time of enrollment, my cat was healthy with no illness history. The only note in her medical record was obesity, and the veterinarian advised a diet plan. She successfully lost over 2 pounds, which is clearly documented in her records as intentional and supervised weight loss. About one year later, my cat began vomiting and losing weight rapidly. She was examined and diagnosed with hyperthyroidism, a completely different medical condition. She ultimately required I-131 treatment, which is the standard and definitive treatment for this disease. FIGO denied the entire claim, arguing that weight loss existed "prior," completely ignoring the medical distinction between intentional diet-related weight loss and pathological weight loss caused by hyperthyroidism. These are not medically interchangeable, and the veterinary records clearly reflect that. This denial showed either a lack of medical understanding or a deliberate misrepresentation of facts. Because of this experience, I moved my cat to a different insurance provider, where her condition was handled appropriately. At the same time, I added five additional pets to other insurance coverage instead of continuing with FIGO. As for my dog, Loc, I insured him for two full years before he was diagnosed with a thyroid tumor. His condition progressed, required ongoing medical management, and his veterinarian prescribed medications as part of a documented treatment plan. FIGO once again denied all medication coverage, labeling them as "wellness supplements," despite the medical records clearly stating they were prescribed as therapeutic treatment, not optional wellness products. Across multiple pets and multiple serious medical conditions, the pattern is consistent: when claims involve real illness and meaningful cost, FIGO looks for semantic excuses to deny coverage rather than honoring treatment plans written by licensed veterinarians. This is not how insurance should function. Pet owners deserve transparency, medical literacy, and honest claim handling, not technical loopholes and silence.

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    Costco recommended Figo Pet Insurance. They don't pay for anything. What a scam I cancelled by policy.

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    Who is your new underwriter? Was told new underwriter would lower the prices? Now I hear the opposite

    It seems you've changed underwriters two years in a row. Both years my premiums increased exponentially. I wonder what you mean by "...but with better rate stability for our clients" that is 100% untrue.

    What underwriter did you swtich to? I had a large increase last year, and they told me that they were changing underwriters so it wont happen again.From the reviews, it is happening again. Who is new underwriter?

    Mine went up, way up, like 113% up! But I've stayed because they have the best coverage, excellent customer service and since my dog now has what is considered a preexisting condition, it wouldn't be covered by another company.… 

    Do they cover dental?

    Thank you for reaching out with your question. Figo can cover new accidents, illnesses, and injuries that may come up for your pet. In general, we do not cover any routine or preventative care; so things like wellness exams, vaccinations, dental… 

    What is the typical length for claims to be processed once submitted? Time for determination and payment?

    The above answer from Kevin L. of Figo Pet Insurance is incorrect. Even with prompt upload of all required documentation and additional Veterinarian notes if required takes sometimes over 14 days for completion of claims. Beware of claims adjustors… 

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    My Honest Experience With Pets Best Pet Insurance…read more I don't often write negative reviews, and this one is especially difficult because for many years I truly believed I had found one of the best pet insurance companies available. When I first researched pet insurance, I spent countless hours comparing companies. I wasn't just looking for the lowest monthly premium. I wanted a company with good coverage, fair reimbursement, and--most importantly--one that wouldn't dramatically increase rates simply because my dogs grew older. After all that research, I chose Pets Best. For many years, I was incredibly grateful that I did. They helped cover veterinary care for both of my beloved long-haired Dachshunds. Most importantly, when my youngest girl was suddenly diagnosed with IVDD, the medical bills exceeded $15,000. I honestly don't know what I would have done without insurance. Pets Best helped pay for surgeries, medications, follow-up care, and even helped cover the cost of her wheelchair. Their claims were generally processed within about a month, and for years their customer service was kind and helpful. For all of that, I remain sincerely thankful. Unfortunately, over the last three years, everything changed. When Ella turned eight, her premium increased by roughly 25%. The following year it increased again, so I began making sacrifices just to keep coverage. I raised my deductible from $250 to $500 in an effort to make the policy affordable. This year, I opened my renewal notice and was stunned. Her premium has now doubled, bringing the annual cost to more than $4,000 per year. When I called to ask about lowering the premium by increasing my deductible to $1,000, I discovered something even more troubling. I was told that if I ever wanted to lower that deductible again in the future, it would essentially be treated as starting over with a brand-new policy. That means anything considered pre-existing or chronic could be excluded from coverage--even though Pets Best has insured my dogs continuously since they were puppies. That was heartbreaking to hear. I know Pets Best was originally founded by a veterinarian, and I truly believe it began with a genuine desire to help animals and the people who love them. But somewhere along the way, something seems to have changed. The greatest tragedy is that premiums are increasing the most at exactly the stage of life when our pets are most likely to need medical care. Many families simply cannot absorb increases of this magnitude. No one should have to decide whether they can afford health insurance for themselves or keep insurance for the companion who has been part of their family for years. That isn't a choice anyone should have to make. I haven't yet decided whether I can afford to renew this year, and I honestly don't know what next year's premium might be if I do. That uncertainty is incredibly discouraging after years of loyalty. So, if you're considering pet insurance, my advice is simple: Read every detail of the policy. Ask how premiums have historically increased with age. Ask what happens if you need to adjust your deductible. Don't just compare today's monthly payment--try to understand what your costs may look like when your pet is eight, ten, or twelve years old. Pets Best was there for me when I desperately needed them, and I will always be grateful for that. But I'm equally saddened that the cost of staying insured has become so overwhelming that long-time customers may be priced out just when their pets need coverage the most. I truly hope that one day there will be a pet insurance company whose long-term pricing reflects the same compassion it advertises--one that genuinely puts both animals and the families who love them first.

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