Insurer review

Pets Best review

Best for: Cost-sensitive owners who want a low deductible, cheap accident-only option, or direct payment to the vet.

Coverage terms at a glance

Annual limits$5,000 or Unlimited
Reimbursement70%, 80%, or 90%
Deductible$50 – $1,000 annual
Waiting periods3 days accidents, 14 days illnesses, 6 months cruciate ligament injuries

Highlights

  • Optional direct vet payment for large claims
  • Flat-rate accident-only plan for bare-minimum budgets
  • 24/7 pet telehealth helpline included

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Low $50 minimum deductible option
  • Direct vet pay available on request
  • Two routine-care add-on tiers
  • Competitive premiums for young pets

Cons

  • 6-month cruciate ligament waiting period
  • Exam fees cost extra unless you choose a higher-tier plan
  • Rate increases with age can be significant
  • Behavioral coverage limited to the top-tier plan

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Pets Best

4.2

from$15/mo

Best for: Cost-sensitive owners who want a low deductible, cheap accident-only option, or direct payment to the vet.

Pets Best FAQ

How much does Pets Best cost per month?

Plans start around $15 per month for young, healthy dogs on basic configurations. Your actual quote depends on breed, age, location, deductible, and reimbursement level.

What are Pets Best's waiting periods?

3 days accidents, 14 days illnesses, 6 months cruciate ligament injuries

What reimbursement does Pets Best offer?

Pets Best offers reimbursement options of 70%, 80%, or 90%, with annual limits of $5,000 or Unlimited and deductible options of $50 – $1,000 annual.