Let me start by saying that I have never had an issue with MetLife until recently. The app needs work. When you submit claims for more than one pet it is VERY confusing. After submitting my claim, I couldn’t determine if it submitted/submitted correctly through the app. I had to just email it which was way better for me. Also I was told that because I submitted both claims incorrectly that someone would be in touch within 24-48 hours. It took a week and a half before that happened only because I was persistent.my claims took two weeks to get paid off.

Since we began in July, there has been constant confusion, declined claims because of missing paperwork or additional paperwork required. The claim details are muddled together making it impossible to understand or know what has been received and acknowledged and what hasn't. We have been working on our first claim for over 100 days already and we are still not fully resolved. The process is a client nightmare and since Customer Service is separate from claims, every time we talk or submit something its another 3-5 business days to find out something else is wrong. While the CS agents are trying to help, they really can't when the claim agent isn't present to help. Communication back was poor, nothing was clear as to what was missing, its impossible to reconcile the invoices back to the claim# and condition categories. I didn't make any progress at all until we asked to have a supervisor intervene. James has been the saving grace so far. But when your pet has an illness, all this is the last thing you want to have to deal with.

I bought Embrace pet insurance for emergencies and did not add the wellness package. When my dog had a true emergency at two in the morning (throwing up blood and pooping blood), my claim was denied as “wellness.” This has happened every time I make a claim. Without the wellness package they do not seem to cover anything, so I would not recommend this insurance.

Keeps raising costs

I regret going with Spot Insurance and paying upfront for a year. So far they have denied my claims, saying that it's a pre-existing condition. However, my cat was never treated for any of the issues before and the things he was treated for are in no way related to the claims I submitted. They make it impossible to get in touch with customer service to dispute a claim. Can't email or chat online - can only call. However, each time I tried to call I sat on hold for over 30 minutes before giving up. Do not go with this company. There has to be better options out there.

I feel like MetLife seems to Delay in reimbursement of processing. This area needs to be somewhat improved

Had them for a month they took my money and then when I submitted the bill after the dog being fixed microchips needles and everything it was a big Bill. And now they're fighting not to pay any of it they keep asking for more documents they keep asking for bills prior to even having them as an insurance I submitted the bill I submitted the stuff everything else that should be more than sufficient and I shouldn't be held up asking for more crap you have everything. Cancel the movie going with somebody that actually that can build directly and I don't have to go through this first bill and they don't want to pay a cent took my money won't give it back and won't pay nothing for the bill not a very good insurance beware of this pet insurance I have e submitted all medical records I have submitted a full detailed bill so everything has been submitted they're now asking me for bills prior to having your insurance which they have no right to ask for

I feel like the insurance was too high and it didn't have all the all of the all of the items to you know all of the benefits and it took them 14 days for deposit you know too too long for the policy to the start

After paying in for eight years with zero reimbursements, my policy jumped from $50/moth to over $150.

Very disappointed that my dog's care for her recent diagnosis of cancerous fibroid is not being covered at a holistic vet. The ozone therapy is "alternative" and only covered with an additional rider that needed to be purchased at onset of policy 12 years ago! This falls under "things not covered" Naturopathy, that I should have anticipated needing or knowing that this therapy would fall under this. Ironic thing is that if I had chosen a riskier surgery for my pup- it would have cost thousands more in claims but would have been covered. Make it make sense....??? My premiums started at $30ish/mon and now well over $60/mon in 12 years with no claims and NOW that it's needed... not paying for her therapy that can help her.