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Fetch Review: Broad Coverage With Perks Others Charge Extra For

4.4 / 5Best for: Owners who want exam fees, dental and behavioral care included

Fetch bundles several things competitors treat as optional riders — sick-visit exam fees, dental disease, behavioral therapy and holistic care — into its standard illness-and-accident policy.

What we like
  • Sick-visit exam fees included as standard
  • Covers dental disease, not just dental accidents
  • Behavioral therapy and holistic care included
  • Flexible deductible and reimbursement choices
  • Covers up to $1,000 of vet-recommended boarding fees
What to watch
  • Six-month waiting period on some orthopedic conditions
  • Mid-range pricing rather than budget
  • Coverage rules vary by state
  • No separate accident-only plan

What the plan covers

Accidents, illnesses, hereditary conditions, cancer treatment, surgery, diagnostics, prescription medication, dental disease, behavioral therapy and holistic treatments such as acupuncture. Exam fees for covered sick visits are included rather than sold as an add-on.

Waiting periods to watch

Accident and illness coverage begins after a short waiting period, but certain orthopedic and knee conditions can carry a longer wait depending on your state. Read the schedule for your ZIP code before you assume a limp will be covered in month two.

Pricing and value

Quotes typically begin near $25 per month and land in the middle of the field for an adult dog. Because exam fees and dental disease are included, the effective value is often better than a cheaper policy that charges for both.

Who should skip it

If you want the lowest possible premium and are comfortable with a narrower policy, Lemonade will usually quote lower.

Our verdict

Fetch is the best-rounded policy we compare for owners who do not want to read the fine print twice. It is not the cheapest, but the inclusion list is unusually wide and the claims experience is straightforward.

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