Not all policies are equal - see how the plans measure up.
Not all policies are equal - see how the plans measure up.
See the difference
When it comes to pet insurance, it's important to do your research as the coverage from different providers varies. The range of options, extra add-ons, and exclusions can make it difficult to compare plans.
Enroll TodayThe easy-to-understand Healthy Paws plan covers all new accidents and illnesses without any annual or lifetime caps on payouts.
Consideration | Healthy Paws | Petplan |
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No payout caps on any plans |
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Alternative care and genetic conditions coverage included in all plans |
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Reimbursement method based on the vet bill (not on a benefit schedule) |
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Annual deductible (not per condition) |
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App for easy and fast claims processing |
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Foundation dedicated to pet welfare |
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Consumers Advocate rating (Consumers Advocate.org)* |
4.9 | 4.4 |




Customer Reviews
1. Healthy Paws' one simple plan has no upper limit on payouts. Petplan's annual claim payout limits range from $2,500 to unlimited, depending on what the customer chooses. There are also choices of deductibles that range from $100 to $2,500.
2. In addition to an annual deductible, Petplan also charges a per condition deductible.
3. Petplan says it pays claims within 30 days whereas Healthy Paws processes most claims within two days.
A plan where you don't have to worry about maxing out your benefits on an annual or lifetime basis or having extra deductibles if your pet has multiple conditions.
Petplan offers coverage for behavioral treatments on all policies with an annual limit of $15,000. This includes anxiety disorders, noise phobia, and house soiling, so if these are services you think you might need, Petplan may be your best choice.
With an easy-to-understand plan and team of vet techs, pet parents, and compassionate customer care specialists, you can relax knowing that we'll be here to help you get your pet back on their paws.