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Embrace has been very good to us. They are fair and prompt. Every dog owner should have this insurance. Annie just turned 3 yrs (Golden Retriever ) and this insurance gives us peace of mind . Sharon, Larry & Annie Sargent

Adelayne (Layne) our 19 month old Golden Retriever is everything to us. My wife and I cherish her. Recently over July 4th holiday, we went camping and Layne got poisoned possibly by formaldehyde, the chemical in portable toilets. We rushed her into the emergency vet clinic fearing the worst. After several hours we were able to go home with Layne and medications. We watched her slow recovery for days. I submitted the claim to Embrace not knowing what to expect. Well thank you!! They paid us back $182.94 of the $303.27 emergency clinc bill. That's 60%! Layne is back to her normal sweet self again, she's loved more than ever. Thanks again Embrace-no questions-no hassles-BEST Insurance.

I was so pleased with the customer service, fast reimbursement of wellness and great follow-up from the company. I was only a customer for a few days and all this was in a matter of a couple of weeks. I've had other pet insurance in the past, but Embrace excels above all the others, no doubt!!

I have been very thankful to have coverage on my 3-year-old boxer. She seems to have allergies and is a bit of a klutz. I've been able to have the vet take a look at her when, without insurance, I would have been a little more hesitant due to the cost of vet bills. It's a comforting feeling. However, pet insurance works differently than health insurance and you need to make sure you understand the rules, especially in regards to a condition that spans over the renewal date of the policy. It can get a little tricky. However, when it comes down to it, my $35 per month has been

Documents needed for visit very easy to download. Very easy to fill out. Not drowning in paperwork is much appreciated. The vet hospital faxed in the claim, and about 10 days later, got an email saying, the check is on the way. Pretty simple. On a 178.00 bill, I am reimbursed 63.00, and no other song and dance required. I'm a fan of this insurer because they paid out exactly the way they said they would. To the letter.

We were with another pet insurer and switched to ASPCA because they had a better payout and coverage. Our dogs are 9 and 12 and signed up for illness and injury only. I have had good customer service and quick response on being reimbursed.

I am so glad I found PetshealthCare on line. We owned two Yorkies before our present pets. Through the years with them, we experienced a few expensive trips to the vet. At three years old, one of them had a brain anurysum (Sp.??) both were spayed , one knee surgery and numerous tumors removed. When we finally had to put them down at 15 and 18 yrs. of age, we signed up for Pets Health Care to help with our new little girls.I feel much more comfortable knowing we are covered.

My cat was attacked by a bobcat several months ago. He had long scratches on his back and numerous lacerations and puncture wounds. His veterinarian shaved him and stitched him up (this took several hours)and my husband and I cared for him for weeks afterwards, giving him fluid and antibiotics. He is now fully recovered, but much more cautious. I'm so thankful that I had ASPCA pet insurance. It paid half of a very large vet bill. Carol Pedersen

My Bernese Mountain Dog was getting older, and I had been thinking about pet insurance for awhile. I did some research, and settled on Trupanion for a number of reasons - there were no disease caps (just a lifetime cap of $20,000, which they've apparently now gotten rid of), the reimbursement was 90% compared to the 70 or 80% of other plans, and the premiums were the same or even less than other plans for better coverage. I signed up with Trupanion in January. In February, I took my dog in for some vomiting after eating an old bone, and in March for his annual physical. In April I took him back for a dental cleaning, and they noticed some swelling on his toe. Some testing revealed a cancerous mast cell tumor. After consulting with oncologists at a major veterinary hospital in Boston, he had surgery to amputate the toe. I was worried that Trupanion would call this a pre-existing condition, and steeled myself for having my claim rejected, knowing at least how human health insurance companies work. But I went ahead anyway - filled out the one-page form, had my vet sign, got a copy of his records since it was my first claim, and attached the invoices and sent it off - the process was very easy. A week later, the claim was approved and reimbursement sent without any argument. Unfortunately, the biopsy and other testing after the surgery revealed some cancer cells on the two adjacent toes, so he had a three-week course of radiation, which was hugely expensive.

My Bernese Mountain Dog was getting older, and I had been thinking about pet insurance for awhile. I did some research, and settled on Trupanion for a number of reasons - there were no disease caps (just a lifetime cap of $20,000, which they've apparently now gotten rid of), the reimbursement was 90% compared to the 70 or 80% of other plans, and the premiums were the same or even less than other plans for better coverage. I signed up with Trupanion in January. In February, I took my dog in for some vomiting after eating an old bone, and in March for his annual physical. In April I took him back for a dental cleaning, and they noticed some swelling on his toe. Some testing revealed a cancerous mast cell tumor. After consulting with oncologists at a major veterinary hospital in Boston, he had surgery to amputate the toe. I was worried that Trupanion would call this a pre-existing condition, and steeled myself for having my claim rejected, knowing at least how human health insurance companies work. But I went ahead anyway - filled out the one-page form, had my vet sign, got a copy of his records since it was my first claim, and attached the invoices and sent it off - the process was very easy. A week later, the claim was approved and reimbursement sent without any argument. Unfortunately, the biopsy and other testing after the surgery revealed some cancer cells on the two adjacent toes, so he had a three-week course of radiation, which was hugely expensive.