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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.

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The easy-to-understand Healthy Paws plan covers all new accidents and illnesses without any annual or lifetime caps on payouts.



Trusted by more than 620,000 pet parents, here's why:

Trusted by more than 620,000 pet parents, here's why:

Consideration Healthy Paws Progressive
No payout caps
on any plans
cover not cover
Alternative care
and genetic
conditions
coverage
included in all
plans
cover not cover
Reimbursement
method based on
the vet bill (not
on a benefit
schedule)
cover cover
Annual
deductible (not
per condition)
cover cover
Pet Insurance
Review rating
(PetInsuranceReview.com)
(2024)*
4.9 NR
included   Included        
not cover   Not included or some exclusions


included   Included        
not cover   Not included or some exclusions

Customer Reviews

Other reasons to consider Healthy Paws over Progressive:

Other reasons to consider Healthy Paws over Progressive:

  1. Progressive insurance offerings are administered by Pets Best or Companion Protect. Plan offerings vary by state.
  2. While there is no annual limit for Pets Best's most expensive plan, other plans have an annual claim payout limit of $5,000 or $10,000.
  3. The Healthy Paws plan covers rehabilitative, acupuncture, and chiropractic care. Only the most expensive offering via Pets Best covers these treatments.
  4. Pets Best has a bilateral condition clause that says if there was a pre-existing bilateral condition, the other side won't be covered. This extends to any condition that might affect one side of the body including cataracts, patellar luxation, and more. The Healthy Paws plan has only one bilateral exclusion for cruciate ligament injuries.

Choose Progressive if you want coverage for routine care. Their Pets Best plan offerings include optional add-ons for wellness care for an additional cost. Healthy Paws one simple plan does not include coverage for wellness as it is meant for unexpected accidents and illnesses.



Choose Healthy Paws if you're looking for...

Choose Healthy Paws if you're looking for...

A plan where you don't have to worry about maxing out your benefits on an annual or lifetime basis and you want to take advantage of alternative treatments.

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.

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*Ratings from PetInsuranceReview.com as of December 2024.


Coverage is subject to the language of the policies as actually issued. The comparison contained herein was prepared solely by Healthy Paws based upon good faith, objective reading of the language of the basic policy forms and/or endorsements and highlights selected coverages of the policies referenced as of December 1, 2024 and is subject to change without notice. To receive the latest information about Progressive available plans, please visit their website.


1Healthy Paws includes coverage for hip dysplasia when you enroll your pet before the age of six. Please review your state-specific information regarding pet enrollment age and waiting periods for more details.