Embrace · Insurance
Embrace — Accident & Illness (Dog)
- Dog
Facts read from embracepetinsurance.com, checked July 23, 2026. Terms change: check the policy documents before you buy.
Plan facts
- Coverage
- Accident and illness
- What's covered
- Eligible diagnostics, surgery, hospitalization, cancer treatment, rehabilitation, and complementary therapies can be covered.
- Exclusions
- Pre-existing conditions, routine wellness care, breeding/pregnancy/whelping, cosmetic procedures, food and supplements, DNA testing or cloning
- Reimbursement
- 70% / 80% / 90% of eligible vet bills
- How reimbursement is worked out
- The annual deductible is subtracted first, then the reimbursement percentage is applied to eligible charges.
- Deductible
- $200 to $1,000 annual
- How the deductible works
- Annual deductible; met once per policy term.
- Annual limit
- $2,000 to unlimited
- Payout limit
- Annual maximum selected by the policyholder; no lifetime maximum.
- Waiting period: accidents
- None — coverage begins on the policy effective date
- Waiting period: illnesses
- 14 days from the policy effective date
- Waiting period: orthopedic conditions
- Varies by state
- Pre-existing conditions
- Not covered; curable conditions may be covered after 12 consecutive symptom-free, treatment-free months
- Hereditary and congenital conditions
- Hereditary and congenital conditions can be covered when they are not pre-existing and applicable waiting periods are met.
- Dental
- Eligible dental illnesses and injuries can be covered; routine dental cleaning is not part of accident-and-illness insurance.
- Exam fees
- Veterinary exam-fee coverage is available as an optional add-on.
- Prescriptions
- Prescription-drug coverage for eligible conditions is available as an optional add-on.
- Preventive care
- Optional Wellness Rewards reimburses eligible routine care and is not insurance.
- Enrollment age
- 6 weeks to 14 years (accident & illness); 15+ accident-only
- Medical exam to enroll
- Prior medical history is required; if there was no visit in the prior 12 months, a full physical exam is required within the first 14 policy days.
- Which vets
- Use any licensed veterinarian, emergency clinic, or specialist in the United States; there is no provider network.
- Paying the vet
- The policyholder pays the veterinary provider first and is reimbursed by direct deposit or check.
- Claims
- Submit the itemized invoice through the app or online account; most complete claims are processed within 10 business days.
- Renewal
- Coverage can continue for the pet's lifetime while the policy remains active; premiums may change at renewal.
- Where it's offered
- Availability and policy terms vary by state; confirm eligibility in the current quote and policy.