Over 60% of pet parents who switched from Pets Best to Embrace reported improved coverage, reduced premiums, and superior customer service.*
Complementary Treatments: Embrace vs. Pets Best
Embrace includes a wide range of complementary treatments such as acupuncture, chiropractic care, laser therapy, hydrotherapy, and rehabilitation under its standard accident and illness policy at no extra cost, provided they are performed by a licensed veterinarian. Pets Best also offers coverage for some alternative therapies like acupuncture and chiropractic care, but this is typically limited to higher-tier plans or optional add-ons. With Embrace, holistic care is built in, giving pet parents more flexibility without paying extra.
More Savings with Multi-Pet Discount: Embrace vs. Pets Best
Pet parents with multiple furry friends can save more with Embrace’s 10% multi-pet discount for one additional pet—double the discount offered by Pets Best, which provides a 5% multi-pet discount on eligible plans.
These savings help make premiums more affordable for households with more than one dog or cat, giving Embrace an edge for families looking to maximize value without compromising coverage.
Claim Submission Window: Embrace vs. Pets Best
Embrace gives pet parents plenty of time to file claims, allowing submissions for the full policy term plus 60 days after renewal. This extended window ensures you have flexibility to gather documentation and submit claims without rushing. Pets Best requires claims to be submitted within 180 days of the treatment date, which could feel restrictive if you need extra time to organize records. With Embrace, you get a longer, more convenient filing period that helps reduce stress during an already challenging time.
Coverage for Veterinarian Admin Fees: Embrace vs. Pets Best
An unexpected trip to the vet can come with more than just treatment costs—administrative fees add up fast. Unlike Pets Best, Embrace covers those admin fees for accidents and illnesses, so you’re never caught off guard when it’s time to pay the bill.