Why Pet Insurance for Your Golden Retriever
As a pure breed, Golden Retrievers are more susceptible to genetic health issues than mixed breed dogs. Whether you just brought home a young Golden Retriever puppy or have a full-grown adult, each segment in your Golden Retriever's life brings about new health risks.
Providing your dog with the medical help they need for typical Golden Retriever health issues should never be a financial decision. Our personalized pet health insurance provides coverage for accidents & illnesses while allowing you to build a dog insurance policy that fits your budget and the needs of your Golden Retriever.
Most of our customers pay 33 to $49 per month to insure their Golden Retriever. You may spend more or less depending on where you live and what deductible you choose.
With our pet insurance plan, your Golden Retriever for exam fees, diagnostics, surgery, and hospitalization, even alternative & homeopathic therapies.
We also offer the most flexible routine care plan in the industry with Embrace Wellness Rewards. Wellness Rewards can be purchased in addition to any Embrace insurance plan and covers routine visits, vaccinations, grooming, training, and more for your Golden Retriever pup.
Pet Insurance Comparison for Golden Retrievers
Deciding on the right pet insurance company from the start is extremely important for you and your Golden Retriever. If you choose the wrong plan and go to make a claim, you could find your Golden Retriever's illness isn't covered. You're left paying the entire bill and that illness would be excluded moving to a new insurance company.
Embrace's strongest points of comparison include our flexibility and comprehensive coverage. Other companies have full or partial limitations on genetic and hereditary illnesses, leaving some Golden Retriever health issues without coverage. Embrace has none.
The ability to personalize your pet insurance plan means you get the best coverage possible while for your Golden Retriever while maintaining a payment within your budget (other companies charge extra for items like hip dysplasia or cancer coverage, or only offer routine care with their more expensive plans).