Healthy Paws Pet Insurance Texas Review

From Pet Insurance Wiki · last updated 14 Oct 2026 from public rate filings

Part of the Healthy Paws review · Pet insurance in Texas

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This page is a draft: we have not read Healthy Paws's Texas rate pages yet, so it has no price and only partial scores. Figures may be corrected; see the history.

Healthy Paws is underwritten in Texas by Westchester Fire Insurance Company.

Coverage

In Texas Healthy Paws uses Westchester Fire's general policy LD-50812 (07/18) with the Texas endorsement LD-51409 (11/18). Waiting periods: 15 days for accident injuries and illness, 12 months for hip dysplasia. Pets enrolled at 6 or older get no hip dysplasia cover. A complete vet exam is required (within 12 months before or 15 days after the start; for pets 6 or older, within 30 days before or 15 days after), or the policy may be voided. Exam fees are not covered. Premiums can change for all policyholders with 60 days' notice; your coverage, reimbursement and deductible do not change because of your claims. The Texas endorsement sets claim deadlines (15 days to acknowledge, 15 business days to decide, 5 business days to pay). Texas rates are not filed.

Scores in Texas

Without rate pages there is no lifetime cost, so Healthy Paws is not ranked in Texas. Scales with data:

A. Lifetime costno data
B. Age curveno data
C. Generosity (loss ratio)no data
D. Rate increasesno data
E. Price structureno data
F. Customer treatmentno data
Coverage (separate)no data

Price by age

Rate pages for Healthy Paws in Texas are not public or not yet read, so there is no price by age.

Rate filings

No filings recorded yet.

References

  1. 1.↑Pet Insurance Wiki, Rating methodology, version 1. methodology

History

  1. The California underwriter is shown as not identified instead of falling back to ACE Property and Casualty; added BBB and Trustpilot ratings checked on 13 October 2026
  2. Corrected: added Florida filing 25-049230; moved the Florida waiting-period waiver out of the pros, since state law requires it of every insurer; removed an unlinked +14.6% figure; named S&P Global Market Intelligence as the source of the premium ranking; withdrew the Florida price-structure score until the rate pages are read
  3. First published: Florida filings 26-024890, 26-041673 and 26-041607, Florida disclosure PI-59918