I appreciate the Live Chat I appreciate the Live Chat; being able to receive almost instant advice on how to care for my pet is great. I appreciate the vet that helped me during the chat; I received plenty of advice and information simply by answering questions that the vet asked. Even further to ask if I still have more concerns. The only slight issue I encountered was not being notified when I closed my phone as I was "next in line" for the vet.

Saved my best friend My 11 year old Papillon was rowdy and hyper until she wasn't. I noticed her tongue was blue and she was crying. After consulting the DVM on xoom, I followed advice and ran her to the ER immediately. She could have died had I waited. For two days, as the meds kicked in, I got no sleep and couldn't eat. They sent me instructions on filing out the reimbursement but I was so exhausted I could barely function. Despite my inability to follow directions and complete incoherence, they worked with me. I cannot describe how grateful I am for their patience and life-saving advice. Worth every penny. Thank you so much Pawp. Customer forever. Kimberly Green

Would give it 100 stars if I could. I received a free years subscription with Walmart + and decided to add the Protection Plan. Best decision ever! Two months later my lab puppy got aspiration pneumonia from trying to eat a sprinkler stream (yes lab puppies are dumb) I chatted with the online app. They recommended I take her to my vet. $1400 later we were on our way home. I submitted the necessary paperwork to Pawp and in a week the deposited the money in my checking account. Definitely worth it. A the best thing about the $3,000 on the policy is that you can use it on any dog or pet you have in the app so it covers all your pets for $14 a month.

Good help from caring professionals So far, we've only used Pawp as a step to help decide whether to take our pet to the vet first or try home remedies first. The professionals I have "talked" to ask clarifying questions and give some education on the condition and/or what might be causing it. So far, I've been able to avoid two costly trips to the vet's office.

DO NOT USE THEM DO NOT USE THEM. I recently adopted an adorable little mixed Pom and signed up for Pawp after research (admittedly I should have put more time into this), and when Chucky got hurt from a sprained leg playing in the dog park, Pawp did everything they can find a reason to not cover him. I paid for insurance for these type of exact accidental injuries, so now I’m fighting to get Chucky’s medical reimbursed and wasting weeks with their representative. LOOK INTO NATIONWIDE instead, my parents use them and they never had an issue.