Embrace | Pet Insurance Review

Celina, our newest addition to the family, a 4.5 month old puppy, was attacked by a larger dog, left with severe lacerations, requiring sutures and stitches along with a laundry list of items on the vet bil. Our older dog has a different pet insurance but we wanted to try out Embrace after hearing/reading positive reviews and doing some research. I was impressed with the turn around of our claim most of all and the level of coverage. The monthly cost for the peace of mind is well worth it. Thank you for coming through during such a stressful and horrible time.

Embrace has made the claims process for our Gus so user friendly and efficient. He has had a variety of issues these last few months and we are still trying to get his IBD under control. Thank you Embrace for being there to help us through this process!

BAD BAD INSURANCE COMPANY. DON'T USE THEM THEY LIE AND HOLD CLAIMS HOSTAGE. AFTER YOU PAY THEM FOR A WHILE THEY SEND YOU A LONG LIST OF WHAT THEY WON'T COVER FOR A YEAR WHICH IS BS. I'VE REPORTED THEM TO THEIR STATE ATTORNEY GENERAL'S OFFICE.

Embrace won't fully cover any of my claims. Because my dog is 10 years old, they've declared virtually every issue he's ever had as a pre-existing condition (vomiting)-or, they've found some other justification. This year, I've submitted claims for over $2,300 and received $172 from Embrace. I would not recommend this company.

Recent experience is good. Claims are settled quickly and fairly relative to the agreement. Experience at the beginning of each year of coverage however was shocking to ne . The cost went up almost double what the cost was the year before. When I inquired about that I was told that well the pet insured was a year older and it had nothing to do with claims, but to me the increase was shocking. My fault; should have done my due diligence and learned what happens each year. Probably the same for all pet insurance. It almost seems as if the increase in cost will be so much I can no longer afford it at all so that as the animal is older and one would normally expect an increase in veterinarian visits that I would just have to cancel the insurance. Also when I first got the insurance, osteoarthritis was excluded because a couple years prior there was a slight mention that I should use cosequin daily. Naively, I did not object to that. To my knowledge there was not ever a diagnosis that the pet had osteoarthritis issues. No one ever told me that. I feel like I'm caught now though because if I were to switch insurance everything would be pre-insurance and would be excluded.