ConsumersAdvocate.org
2 Customer Reviews - see all comments
Disclosure: We receive advertising revenue from this partner. Learn more.
Founded in 1884, the American Kennel Club is one the oldest not-for-profit dog registration organization in the US. In 2002, the AKC began offering nationwide, highly customizable insurance policies for dogs and cats that are underwritten by Independence American Insurance Company and administered by PetPartners, Inc. The American Kennel Club and PetPartners are located in Raleigh, North Carolina.
- Exclusive Insurance Provider of the American Kennel Club
- Highly-customizable policies
- Covers illness and accidents including cancer
- Optional coverage for hereditary and congenital conditions
- Wellness plan available
- Pets of all ages are eligible
- Backed by the established leader in advancing pet health and responsible breeding
- Plans offered by PetPartners, Inc., an insurance administrator with 20 years of experience
Latest AKC Reviews
My 2.5 year old dog required a stool analysis to determine the cause of a diarrhea outbreak. I submitted the claim and it was denied due to the diagnosis of isosproa. This is a parasite that normally puppies get, and adult dogs throw off. Apparently, my dog had a weakened immune system due to an ear infection the month earlier, and also the stress of being a kennel daycare with a lot of other dogs for over 2 weeks, (while retaining walls were being constructed in our fenced back yard). I was shocked to discover that this vet invoice was not applied to the deductible. I was told that the decision of payment/deductible application is ultimately based on the diagnosis, and... Read More
Thieves who do not pay claims owed. I purchased an annual policy for my 9 week old puppy on 2/10/21 to go into effect on 2/11/21 to 2/11/22 to include: companion care, exam plus, hereditary plus, defender, alternative plus. They were giving away one month free companion care which I did not want or ask for. My payment on 2/10/21 was $96.49 because of the free one month of companion care. Each month thereafter I paid $104.54. There is a 30 day waiting period for the hereditary and defender coverage. My puppy went for his 16 week shots on 3/13/21 and the vet noticed he was developing an underbite. Long story short, it’s a hereditary issue and he needed dental surgery to the tune of $4354.50.... Read More