Employer Testimonials

We offer United Pet Care to our employees. Our employees love the option to cover their pets for veterinary services. They appreciate the services and savings they receive for their pets. We welcome the opportunity to work with United Pet Care on this voluntary benefit to our employees.

We have been very pleased with the service level and attentiveness we have received from the United Pet Care team since adding the benefit for our employees in 2008. The United Pet Care team is professional and always available to go the extra mile at our request.

We care about the health and mental well-being of our employees. We know that most employees view their pets as their “children” too. It’s nice that we can offer them United Pet Care, an affordable means to cover all the loved ones in their family.

St. Mary’s Food Bank Alliance has been with United Pet Car for about 4 years. Our employees that have pets love this program because of the procedures that are included in the programs and the money they save on Office Visits, Annual Vaccines, Annual Exams, and Hospitalization with overnight stay. Plus you have an extensive list of veterinarians to select from. A great part of this program is a payroll deduct offer. It is a good program!

We have been with United Pet Care since 2012 and our employees love it! It’s perfect for those employees who really see their pet as part of the family and want to have coverage for them at an affordable rate. They also offer coverage all over the US which is perfect for us because we have employees in several different states. Julie Ficke and her team are awesome; they always provide excellent customer service and answer all my questions in a timely manner! United Pet Care is a very unique benefit and I am so excited that we decided to offer it to our employees!!

We have been offering pet healthcare through United Pet Care since 2001. It has been working well for the employees and for the Phoenix office.

Our employees love the benefits provided by United Pet Care. Recently I received a call from one of our employees stating how excited and pleased she was when she went to the vet and saw the discounts given to her… she saved a lot of money. I would encourage any employer to add United Pet Care to their benefits package as employees with pets will be appreciate it.

Phoenix County Day School has offered United Pet Care’s membership program to its employees since September, 2002. Although there are only a few employees who take advantage of this program, the ones who belong have stayed with the program for a long time.

United Pet Care California has been wonderful and pleasant to do business with. They have an incredibly talented team that shows excellent professionalism and knowledge. United Pet Care has shown great efficiency in getting responses and questions answered. Every participant at our firm loves the services provided. United Pet Care is highly recommended and well appreciated, by all. Do business with United Pet Care, and you will not be disappointed.

"Pet insurance can definitely save you money and is worth the investment," says Jana George, a Human Resources Generalist at AG Communication Systems, a Phoenix-based high-tech company. "The annual cost for United Pet Care is comparable to the amount you would probably spend on annual vaccinations alone. With United Pet Care, you receive free annual vaccines, free annual exam, $15 office visits, and up to 25% off of veterinary services." Ms. George speaks from experience. "Personally, I have tried both United Pet Care (UPC) and Veterinary Pet Insurance (VPI) and, in my opinion the benefits offered by UPC far exceed those provided by VPI. With UPC, there are no deductibles, no claim forms, no age limitations, and no pre-existing condition exclusions - all of which are required by VPI. When my dog suffered from allergies, each visit to the vet was subject to a $40 deductible with VPI. Eventually, they classified her allergies as a pre-existing condition and I was no longer able to claim these expenses. So, I switched to UPC. And later, when my dog needed intensive care, I was able to save $500 in veterinary services.