Pet plan or delivery cancellation letter template
Pick your pets company or type its name. Your details go into a full cancellation letter on the page, ready to copy, print or mail.
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Writing a pet plan or delivery cancellation letter
Pet plans come as food deliveries, treat boxes and insurance, and each one bills on its own schedule. A delivery can already be packed when you cancel, and an insurance policy is cancelled by policy rather than by account.
The guides below show how each pet service takes cancellations and what to check about order cut-offs, policy dates and any pet named on the plan.
Pet deliveries lock each order before it ships and pet insurance is cancelled by policy and date, so the request should name the plan, the pet if one is named, and the date it should stop.
Of the 21 companies in our pets category, 21 take cancellations by mailed letter, 0 by email and 0 by either. 7 of them were checked by hand against the company’s own pages. Most mailing addresses on file are in CA (4), NY (3) and Île-de-France (2).
Have these to hand. The email on the account, the name of the pet on the plan and the order or policy number. Add them to the letter so the company can match it to your account on the first read.
Check these before you send it
- Orders lock a few days before shipping. A request that arrives after the cut-off stops the delivery after that one.
- Pausing or skipping a delivery is not cancelling the plan. Ask for the subscription itself to be ended.
- For pet insurance, check the policy end date and any claim still open before cover stops.
- Name each pet and each plan if you have several, and ask for written confirmation of the end date.
Send the request before the order cut-off, and name the plan and the pet.
Cancellation guides for pets
Each guide shows how the company takes cancellations and the mailing address on file.
- How to cancel Chewy
Online (Manage Autoship) or phone. Cancel Autoship any time; stops all future shipments.
- How to cancel The Farmer's Dog
Online (Customer Account > Subscription). Pause, cancel or reactivate any time in the account.
- How to cancel Ollie
Online (account) or contact support. Cancel six days before the next scheduled delivery.
- How to cancel Spot & Tango
Online (Account > Change Plan Status). Cancellation prevents future shipments; see FAQ for the order cut-off.
- How to cancel Trupanion
Phone or email. Contact Trupanion; give your policy number.
- How to cancel Banfield Wellness Plan
Phone/text 888-649-2716 or email wellnessplanteam@banfield.com (Plan cancellations contact). Annual plan paid in 12 monthly payments; monthly-pay plans can auto-renew each year, and auto-renewal can be turned off in MyBanfield.
- How to cancel Petco Vital Care
Call Petco Perks customer service at (858) 657-2035, or turn off auto-renew in the Petco Perks Premier tab of your Petco Perks account on petco.com or in the Petco app; cancellation applies at the end of the annual term. Cancel before the annual anniversary processing date shown on your Petco Perks Premier page.
- How to cancel Agria Pet Insurance
Mailing address on file in London.
What to include in a cancellation letter
A short, plain letter works best. Whoever opens it should be able to find your account and act on it without writing back to you.
Your name and address
Use the name and address on the account. Companies match the letter to a customer record, and a mismatch is the most common reason a request stalls.
Your account or membership number
It is printed on your bill, your welcome email or your member card. If you cannot find one, the email address on the account does the same job.
A clear sentence that you are cancelling
Say that you cancel the subscription, not that you want to pause it, and ask for every add-on and linked plan to end with it.
The date it should end
Write “as soon as possible” or a specific date. A date turns a vague request into one the company can be held to.
A request for written confirmation
Ask the company to confirm the cancellation in writing at your email address. That confirmation is your second record.
A request to stop all future charges
Ask them to remove your stored payment details so nothing renews by accident.
How to send it so you can prove it was received
Print the letter and sign it
Use the print button on the tool. Sign above your printed name and keep a copy for your files.
Send it by Certified Mail
Buy Certified Mail at a Post Office and ask for the postmarked mailing receipt. Add Return Receipt to get the signature of the person who accepts it.
Keep the receipt and the tracking number
Write the date and tracking number on your copy of the letter. Check the tracking until it shows delivered.
Note the company’s notice rule
Some companies need notice a set number of days before the next billing date. Allow for delivery time: the company may count from the day the letter arrives, not the day you posted it.
Prefer not to queue at the Post Office? We print the letter, mail it by certified mail and confirm when it is delivered.
What to do if they keep charging you
Collect your records
Gather the letter, the mailing receipt, the tracking page showing delivery and any confirmation the company sent.
Write back with the delivery date
Reply to the company with the date your letter was delivered, list each charge made after that date, and ask for those charges to be refunded.
Remind them of the rule
Federal law requires sellers who bill you online for a recurring subscription to give you a simple way to stop the charges. Mention that you asked in writing for the charges to stop.
Dispute the charge with your card issuer
If you paid by credit card, write to the issuer’s billing-error address within 60 days of the statement that shows the charge. Include copies of your records.
Source: 15 U.S.C. § 8403 (Restore Online Shoppers’ Confidence Act); 15 U.S.C. § 1666 (Fair Credit Billing Act, billing errors)
Cancellation letter questions
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