My experience over the last year, is that the goal of MetLife is to either No-pay or extremely slow-pay all claims. Example: uploaded documents mysteriously disappear so that the claim is put on hold and processing delayed. Every effort appears to be designed to reduce the reimbursement amount or to not pay legitimate claims.

I submitted an initial claim by email on July 15th for two visits. Their website says most claims are processed with 5-10 day with some taking longer. After about 10 days I received word that some of the documentation was unreadable so I resubmitted using the documents using their app. On July 29th I submitted A 2ND CLAIM for additional expenses through email. Checking their website I saw that all the documents have now been lumped into ONE CLAIM. This was confirmed by the customer rep I spoke with. She additionally said that I could be waiting for 30 days for payment of the TWO claims. Their processing time is not what they say and has been getting long through the years.

Here we go again—another denied claim. Another month of absolute nonsense. At this point, I’m not even surprised. Just disgusted.

I love that l don't have to worry about my dogs going to the veterinarian, but the processing time is long.

Getting claims mixed up between my dogs, taking a while to get reimbursement, asking me to answer questions way beyond the need to prove I was correct to submit a claim for reimbursement. Your claims page is too confusing - and your emails regarding a claim has been approved should name the dog and their policy number.

The claims process can be overly complicated. I submit claims and add info as requested "add to existing claim" but it often generates a new claim

Length of time to have claim worked is much longer than what is quoted on the website when submitting a claim. I have had to wait sometimes 3+ weeks to have them worked completely.

Sad how little insurance pays for but it costs so much, what a waste.

Horrible issue when a pet passed and I was overcharged

The Reimbursement turn around even with submitting all the details is AWFUL. I submitted a claim on 7/10 and got reimbursed incorrectly on 7/11 "due to a system failure." I called on 7/14 when I looked at the App and noticed the discrepancies on the reimbursement. I was told I shouldnt have even been reimbursed yet and that nobody else that submitted claims that day have been reviewed yet. She told me it would be reviewed by claims and get fixed within 3-5 days. I called back again after a few days and got some other lady who told me the same BS they tell everyone else "Claims take 5-10 buisness days but could take up to 30 days per our policy" couldn't give me a decent update just that it was sent back to claims for review. After 17 days go by I call back again and get the same BS answer above and no resolution. Mind you they have already reimbursed me previously for the same medication so why it takes this long to get reimbursed again is ridiculous. And the customer service is less then helpful and reads off their script. Better off going straight to management. I still have yet to receive a resolution or update as of August 5th...