Embrace | Pet Insurance Review

This company won’t pay claims. I submitted four claims for one of my dogs. Embrace denied three of them, claiming that they were pre-existing conditions. Review the negative reviews of this company. This is a typical pattern. To add insult to injury the company raised my premiums 38% after the first year of coverage. They wanted $1500 for no coverage. I cancelled and looking for a company that will sell me actual insurance.

I trusted Embrace to protect my cat. Instead, I got an expensive lesson in insurance bad faith practices. The Setup: Monthly premiums paid on time. Comprehensive policy purchased. My cat develops health issues requiring a diagnostic workup. The Gaslighting: When my vet requested basic claim transparency (what's denied vs. covered), Embrace ignored the request. Their adjuster's solution? Have the veterinarian write an appeal letter for review by "our chief underwriter"—the same person who made the original denial. What This Really Means: You're not buying insurance coverage. You're funding a claim denial factory that uses veterinary practices as unpaid administrative staff while hiding behind fake appeals processes. For Fellow Pet Parents: The premiums feel affordable until you realize you're paying for the privilege of being professionally obstructed when your pet needs care. Embrace has turned claim denial into an art form. Bottom Line: They sell peace of mind but deliver bureaucratic warfare when you're most vulnerable. Your pet deserves better. You deserve better. Choose literally anyone else.

Great phone help to get claim submitted (computer glitch). Quick resolution to claims.

Embrace pet insurance is a good company but i fortunately haven't had to use it yet so idk how good they are when it comes to claims or reimbursement..

Read EVERY single fine print down to every letter and each punctuation point. This company has been the worst not only when it comes to cost, but their lack of empathy, their unwillingness to cover anything EVEN if the diagnosis ties into something it pet is currently being treated for, they will take the cowards way out to tie it back to something and call it “pre-existing”