Pet Insurance Coverage in Oregon

Protect your pet and get peace of mind with a personalized plan from Embrace – one that fits your budget while helping you avoid unexpected vet bills. Choose care for your pet from any neighborhood vet throughout the Beaver State, from Salem to Portland, Hillsboro to Bend and everywhere in between.

Why We Recommend Pet Insurance if You Live in Oregon

No matter the age or breed, all pets are bound to experience a mishap or two at some point. In Oregon, pet problems are most likely to come from seasonal allergies, anxiety, extreme weather, and unexpected accidents.

Having pet insurance in Oregon ensures that you can afford to give your best friend the best care when unforeseen accidents and illnesses arise. Discover more about our pet insurance with our coverage FAQs and customer stories.

We’ve compiled a list of the most common concerns our pet parents in Oregon face:

Allergies

We see allergies as one of the top diagnosed conditions from our pets covered throughout the state of Oregon. Caused by the changes in weather throughout the seasons, allergies may reoccur year after year. Thankfully, pet insurance from Embrace covers the necessary medication and treatment, so you and your furry friend can continue enjoying the beauty of the Pacific Northwest together, rain or shine.

Anxiety

Anxiety is another common diagnosis among dogs and cats in the state of Oregon. Just as in humans, anxiety can cause emotional discomfort in pets, which they may show through physical signs. Some cues that may point to distress include vocalization, destructive behavior, or accidents in the house. If home remedies for comforting your pet aren’t working, your dog or cat may require a trip to the vet, which could result in costly prescription medication. With a policy from Embrace, you’ll be reimbursed for the vet visit as well as the cost of any treatment and follow-up care.

Extreme Weather

The climate and potentially severe weather throughout the state of Oregon put pets at risk for seasonal accidents and illnesses. Frost bite and hypothermia from cold winter weather may require an unexpected trip to the vet. And when heat waves hit the west coast, hot and humid weather could put your pet in jeopardy of overheating and dehydration. Investing in pet insurance will make sure you’re prepared to protect your pet’s health and safety in the future, no matter the weather.

Unexpected Accidents

Even the most diligent pet parent can’t protect their pet from everything – unexpected accidents and illnesses are inevitable. You might take the chance and deal with these accidents when they arise, or you could invest in pet insurance to protect your furry friend from future accidents.

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How Much Does Pet Insurance Cost in Oregon?

Personalize a policy for your best bud (and budget) by picking your deductible, your annual maximum, and your reimbursement percentage. The cost of a pet insurance policy varies by breed, Zip Code, and a few additional factors. Below are a few estimates to give you a better idea of what pet insurance might cost in Oregon.

SpeciesBreedAgePremium
Dog Mixed Breed1$30-$40 per month
Dog Golden Retriever3 $35-$45 per month
Dog Labrador Retriever5 $45-$55 per month
CatDomestic Shorthair3 $20-$25 per month

Estimates based on quotes by Embrace Pet Insurance

What All is Covered by Pet Insurance in Oregon?

Embrace’s comprehensive pet insurance in Oregon covers accidents, injuries, illnesses, and a whole lot of ruff stuff. (We even cover exam fees!) Details of our coverage can be found here.

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