Key Differences
Fetch's minimum enrollment age is 6 weeks old. Lemonade's is 8 weeks old.
Lemonade's deductible options start at $100, Fetch's start at $300.
Fetch covers exam fees, Lemonade charges extra for exam fee coverage.
Pet Insurance Claims Comparison
The claims process can vary across pet insurance companies. Here’s a look at how claims work for Fetch and Lemonade.
Fetch Claims Details
Fetch Pet Insurance has an app you can use to submit your claims directly. Alternatively, you can also mail or email your claim form with invoice(s) within 90 days of treatment.
Direct deposit option for receiving reimbursements
Convenient claim submission with the Fetch Pet Insurance app
Approved claims are paid back in as little as two days
Lemonade Claims Details
Lemonade Pet Insurance has a unique claims experience. Using their app, you will select the reason for your claim, upload invoices and receipts then record a confidential video explaining the treatment and other claim details. You have 180 days from the date of treatment (if you live in Texas, you have 90 days) to file.
Direct deposit option for receiving reimbursements
Convenient and tech-savvy claim submission on mobile app
Responsive claims customer service
Our Fetch vs. Lemonade Review
Fetch and Lemonade offer comprehensive coverage for accidents, illnesses, and various health issues like cancer and breed-specific conditions. Both providers offer an optional wellness coverage add-on. As for unique coverage, Fetch covers more in their base plan, like exam fees, alternative care, and behavioral issues; with Lemonade, you would have to pay extra to cover these.
Fetch and Lemonade offer multiple reimbursement, deductible, and annual limit options to customize your coverage and price. However, Lemonade has a maximum annual limit of $100,000. Overall, both providers offer competitive rates. The best way to understand which company has the best plan for your pet is by comparing quotes from both companies.