What Reddit is saying about pet insurance

Where pet insurance comes up

A sample of 10 posts

The highest scoring of the newest 50 posts that match, each with the start of the post and its top reply. The full list, every comment and anything older need a key.

1. From Severe Infestation at Move-In to Zero Sightings: How the Sticky Guide Saved My Apartment (6-Month Success Story)

   Moved into a new apartment back in June and immediately walked into a nightmare German roach infestation. Breaking the lease wasn't an option due to timing and circumstances, so I had to commit to...

   Top reply (1 points): You are very welcome, but you did the hard work! Well done.

   r/GermanRoaches12 points4 comments1 d ago
2. The YouTube version of this was posted before, but it takes Chris Hedges a few days to upload a transcript and I think the text of Ralph Nader's call to action and description of how the Democratic leadership works will be very useful to the country right now.

   Since I linked to Chris Hedges site where you can support Chris, and this article says "This post is public so feel free to share it." I hope that in these circumstances I can be forgiven for...

   Top reply (1 points): I originally had a paragraph describing why I'm doing this but in order to stay under 40000 characters I deleted it, I wish I had saved a copy. Essentially...

   r/ProgressiveHQ3 points7 comments1 d ago
3. road trip cuz the grandparents refuse to visit.

   So 2024 husband and I moved from the Midwest to the coast. It was for his job, highly specialized field after his business of nearly 20 years closed. Context we got together 2013, married 2017,...

   Top reply (1 points): Honestly pass on the road trips until the kids are older, they are not going to remember much if anything at this age. Save the money for a few years and...

   r/okstorytime1 points5 comments1 d ago
4. Starting a new job, and pet insurance through Pin Paws is in the benefits booklet. Anyone have reviews or experiences with this insurance company?

   It’s

   Top reply (2 points): Before today, I had never heard of Pin Paws pet insurance. However, after glancing through their website, I noticed that they’re affiliated with Met Life....

   r/petinsurancereviews1 points2 comments1 d ago
5. How much do you currently spend on pet insurance per month?

   How much do you currently spend on pet insurance per month? 1. Under $25 2. $25-$50 3. $50-$75 4. $75-$100 5. More than $100 6. I don't have pet insurance

   Top reply (1 points): Useful resources: 🚨 Emergency Vet Guide | 📸 Pet Photo Guide Unexpected vet bills can add up fast. Know your options before you need them: Pet Insurance...

   r/AskVetAnimals1 points2 comments2 d ago
6. My 12-year-old cat was given 6–9 months to live, suspected IBD or lymphoma. Looking for similar experiences

   My 12-year-old Ragdoll recently had an ultrasound after microscopic blood was found in her urine. It revealed intestinal wall thickening (possible IBD or low-grade lymphoma) and kidney...

   r/CATHELP1 points1 comment2 h ago
7. Things I wish I knew before getting my first apartment

   When comparing apartments, don't just compare the advertised rent. A $1,000 apartment can end up costing considerably more once you include utilities, internet, parking, pet fees, renter's...

   Top reply (3 points): I mean DUH?!?!?!

   r/Apartmentliving1 points1 comment3 h ago
8. 186 credit score, £10k debt, multiple defaulted accounts. I feel like my life is so over.

   Hey guys- first time posting, first time asking for advice and reassurance. I’m 22 and in about £10k worth of debt, half of that is a vet bill where my pet insurance fucked up and i was left with...

   r/DebtAdvice1 points1 comment3 h ago
9. Seeking Advice/Guidance

   Hello, My cat has been displaying some strange behaviors after eating including occasional gagging-like motion, jaw chattering, nose/lip licking, and strange mouth movements for about the past 3...

   Top reply (1 points): Greetings, all! This is a sub for professional veterinary advice, and as such we follow strict rules for participating. OP, your post has NOT been removed....

   r/AskVet1 points1 comment24 h ago
10. I need to know where I stand with pet insurances

    I’m currently in a situation where my dog, who is 6 years old, has ruptured his ligament. The scan has cost me £1200, the operation is going to cost me a further £3800. I’ve always had him insured...

    Top reply (1 points): --- Welcome to /r/LegalAdviceUK --- To Posters (it is important you read this section) Tell us whether you're in England, Wales, Scotland, or NI as the laws...

    r/LegalAdviceUK1 points1 comment1 d ago