Hi there, we assure you these reviews are not fake. Integrity is very important to us since a pet’s health or life could be at stake if a pet owner uses our site to review pet insurance. Is there something you’d like us to add to our Healthy Paws reviews?

Hi Kimberly, we recommend checking directly with the pet insurance before you switch. Waiting periods can be a tricky issue to get around and we wouldn’t want your dog to be without coverage in case another issue pops up that won’t be covered. As you can see, our pet insurance comparisons include Trupanion and Healthy Paws. Honestly, they’re both great plans. One of the main things to be aware of is Trupanion’s per condition deductible. If your dog has multiple health issues in a year, paying the deductible over and over can really add up. Check out the pet insurance comparison chart for more info and please let us know if you have any questions at all! We’re sorry to hear about your puppy’s ACL tear, we had the same experience with our Bulldog puppy. Wishing best health to your pup!

Diann, thanks for sharing about your policy renewal and we’re very sorry to hear that they’ve increased your costs. It’s particularly disheartening since your pets are older and need good coverage now more than ever. We’ll factor your experience into our Petplan pet insurance reviews.

Again, we’re sorry this happened and we appreciate that your experience will help other pet parents who are considering Petplan for their dog or cat. Unfortunately, like you said, pre-existing conditions prevent you from changing to another plan, so we hope that at least Petplan honors claims and reimburses you for veterinary costs.

Wishing good health to your pets!

Hi Nichole, many dogs are sensitive to the smell or taste of apple cider vinegar, so we recommend diluting it until they’ll drink it. If you add it to their bowl and find that they aren’t drinking as much water as usual, consider diluting it more or using less ACV. As an alternative, you can try adding it to their food, perhaps splitting it into 2 doses: 3/4 TBSP in the morning and the 3/4 TBSP in the evening. In the end, if you have to give less in order for them to get it down, that’s okay too. Even 1 TSP per day of apple cider vinegar is very beneficial for dogs. Best health to your crew, and we hope your girl’s UTI has improved!

Keydrick, glad we can help! There are so many great uses of apple cider vinegar for dogs. Mild ear infections can be treated at home without a costly vet appointment or antibiotics. Please let us know if you have any questions. Wishing good health to your dog!

Mandie, thank you for such a generous contribution to the Embrace pet insurance review! We can’t thank you enough for all of your feedback. It means a lot to us and, most importantly, to other caring pet parents like you, who would do anything for their pets. Customer reviews are the best way for a person to tell if a pet insurance will work for their family. Your review of Embrace’s coverage and benefits is so helpful! We’re very glad to hear Embrace insurance coverage worked out well for you. Please let us know if we can ever answer any questions! (Although it seems you’ve to it all figured out) 🙂
The entire Pet Insurance U team

Hi Wendy, thanks for your comment. Yes, there are two types of genetic health issues in dogs: The first type of health issue is known as congenital — meaning birth-defects or other health complications arising from the pup’s time inside mom’s tummy. The second type of genetic issue in dogs is called hereditary and these are health problems like cherry eye and hip dysplasia that are passed down through genes.

And yes, the boxer has specific health problems, some congenital and others hereditary. You can find a page describing the health concerns for every popular dog breed on our website and I’ve copied a link below to the Boxer page to make it easy for you 🙂

Please let us know if you have any other questions or concerns.

http://petinsuranceu.com/boxer-dog-insurance/