Sera T.
Another Shady Insurance Company
Like many others, I was dumped on Odie after a stellar experience with ManyPets. I had no choice but to stay, as I have a 15 year old cat with anemia and kidney issues, both of which were completely covered under ManyPets. Submitted $6900 in claims, from 9/24/25 through 10/3/25 (had to take my cat into the ER because he had a UTI and blood clotting...he could have died). I did everything right: submitted the invoice, submitted 18 months worth of notes from his specialist and his regular vet. Crickets. I finally sent an email 1.5 months later asking for a status, and the email sat for at least another 3 weeks. Then I get a response back that I need to submit medical records from 18 months prior to my start date with ManyPets. (Were they ever going to tell me this if I hadn't emailed them? Or were they just going to let it sit forever?)I had a feeling this was coming. I read up that Odie doesn't think ManyPets did their due diligence on reviewing records and denying for pre-existing. So Odie is going back to review all medical records prior to your ManyPets policy start date, finding the littlest thing and saying "AH-HAH! Pre-existing. Denied." This is exactly what happened. Beginning of December, I finally get claim status updates and they are all denied for pre-existing. I spoke to my vet about the line they used from the medical records as "proof" of pre-existing, and my vet was appalled (because it was super gray area). So I decided, forget it. Why pay over $200 a month for nothing. I immediately went to my portal to cancel my plan. Now, this is my fault, but they require you to choose a reason. And the reason I chose was "non-payment." In my head, it was non-payment of claims. But in actuality, it means non-payment of premiums. To my surprise, I received a notice the day after saying my plan was successfully canceled, with a term date of my 1 year in 8/2026 and my full premium will still be charged. Reason being: non-payment. Realizing my error in cancelation reason will affect my credit when Odie reports "non-payment" to the credit bureaus, I immediately sent Odie an email asking for a correction and demanding my plan cancel immediately with no further premium due (as per my state's addendum in my policy paperwork). I also pointed out the cancelation reason of "non-payment" should not be a choice available to end users, as that's clearly a back-end code. I sent that in 12/4 and as of today, still no response. If you are stuck with Odie, I'm sorry. If you are looking for an insurance, stay far away. Most insurance companies are awful, but this one takes the cake.


