Embrace Pet Insurance: The Plain-Language Review

Embrace is one of the oldest names in pet insurance in North America. It is known for Wellness Rewards, a routine-care plan that reimburses things like exams, vaccines and dental cleanings, and for a 24/7 pet health line where a real vet answers, video included. Curable pre-existing conditions come back into coverage after 12 months symptom-free, where most insurers exclude them for life.

Pros

  • Wellness Rewards reimburses routine care
  • 24/7 vet helpline with video chat
  • Curable pre-existing conditions covered after 12 months symptom-free
  • 10% discount for a second pet

The honest cons

  • Wellness Rewards costs extra on top of the base plan and has annual limits
  • Reimbursement percentage tops out at 90%
  • Claims can take longer than the app-first insurers

Good fit for

Owners who want routine care in the deal, and owners of a pet with a curable condition most insurers would shut out forever.

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Real bills from real dogs

We don’t sell insurance and we don’t take a word of your information. But we know what a surprise vet bill feels like. Max ate a chicken bone out of the trash: $4,800. Rocco swallowed a stone: $12,000 with the checkups. Velvet broke her front leg in her own backyard: $8,400. All three dogs lived to tell it, and we paid all three bills out of pocket.

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Real bills from real dogs

True vet bills, no sugarcoating

Max: the $4,800 chicken boneRocco: the $12,000 stoneVelvet: the $8,400 broken legCompare all ten →
Real bills from real dogs
Max: the $4,800 chicken boneRocco: the $12,000 stoneVelvet: the $8,400 broken legCompare all ten →