One of the few monthlies I am glad to have The vet answered our chat request in less than a minute and immediately invited us to video chat when I explained the situation. She then told us to get our dog to the vet and that she would activate our fund. The call lasted less than 5 minutes. Our pup ended up being hospitalized for about 36 hours and PAWP helped us cover about 80% of the cost. We were approved in 3 business days and I initiated an ACH deposit for easier payment to the emergency vet. This service is well worth the monthly payment and we will be continuing to stay with them.

the doctor was great and receptive the doctor was great and receptive, however, we think she may have missed the mark a bit...it seems that fleas which is what our pup has is a reason for most of the symptoms he is experiencing. once we removed the fleas and gave him flea medicine his health turned around quickly...he is eating on his own and his poop is continuing to solidify

Wonderful supportive service Wonderful supportive service. I did the emergency fund. I used it today, and even though it's a one and done it's given me peace of mind. My elderly cat is upon the Rainbow bridge but this really helped.

I am sitting on $1700 vet bill because… I am sitting on $1700 vet bill because Pawp denied refund, Their reasoning: I did not bring my 13 year-old beagle to see the vet soon enough. My dog was throwing up couple of times, starting around 10 days before he died. After 10 days we thought that has to be something serious and brought him to the vet. They found a mass obstructing the intestines… Likely cancer. Not sure it would help to bring him to the vet 10 days earlier, given the symptoms.

The calm in the storm Courtney kept me calm when I thought I couldn’t be…my 9 year old pup Sheba had been attacked by a dog while we were out on our walk, there weren’t many puncture wounds, but the ones she had were deep and she was bleeding. Courtney answered my questions and gave me insight on what to expect. Sheba continued bleeding after holding pressure for a little over an hour; at that point it was decided to get Sheba checked out to ensure that she didn’t having a clotting disorder. Sheba got her wounds washed out well, antibiotics and pain meds were given, and we were on our way home. Sheba is now on the mend.