Insurer review

MetLife Pet Insurance review

Best for: Multi-pet households that want one family policy with a shared deductible and immediate accident coverage.

Coverage terms at a glance

Annual limits$500 – $25,000
Reimbursement70%, 80%, or 90%
Deductible$0 – $2,500 annual (shared across pets on a family plan)
Waiting periods0 days accidents and wellness (coverage starts at midnight), 14 days illnesses, 6 months orthopedic conditions

Highlights

  • Family Plan — up to three pets on one policy with a shared deductible
  • Accident coverage starts at midnight with no waiting period
  • Exam fees and grief counseling included

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Unique multi-pet family policy with shared deductible
  • No waiting period for accidents
  • Exam fees covered at no extra cost
  • $0 deductible option available

Cons

  • 6-month orthopedic waiting period with no exam waiver
  • 14-day illness waiting period
  • Annual limit tops out at $25,000 — no unlimited option
  • Customer service reviews are mixed relative to pet-first rivals

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MetLife Pet Insurance FAQ

How much does MetLife Pet Insurance cost per month?

Plans start around $16 per month for young, healthy dogs on basic configurations. Your actual quote depends on breed, age, location, deductible, and reimbursement level.

What are MetLife Pet Insurance's waiting periods?

0 days accidents and wellness (coverage starts at midnight), 14 days illnesses, 6 months orthopedic conditions

What reimbursement does MetLife Pet Insurance offer?

MetLife Pet Insurance offers reimbursement options of 70%, 80%, or 90%, with annual limits of $500 – $25,000 and deductible options of $0 – $2,500 annual (shared across pets on a family plan).