
Flash Flood Season in San Antonio: Your Pet's Safety Net
Flash floods can strike any time of year, but peak risk occurs in spring and early fall. When heavy rains hit the Hill Country and funnel into San Antonio, low-water crossings can become deadly within minutes. The city averages about 32–35 inches of rain annually, but single storms can drop 10+ inches in less than 24 hours. San Antonio has experienced devastating floods throughout its history, including the tragic October 1998 flood that claimed 31 lives. Don't wait until the next storm warning to protect your pet.
Your Coverage Travels with You
When flood warnings come, chaos follows. Your Embrace coverage doesn't care where you end up. Austin, Houston, Dallas, or anywhere in the U.S.—you can visit any licensed vet with no network restrictions. Eligible storm-related emergencies are covered no matter which city you evacuate to.
The Real Cost of Flood & Storm Injuries
Flash floods aren't just about rising water. Pets suffer lacerations from debris carried by flood waters that need immediate suturing. Contaminated water causes severe gastrointestinal illness and leptospirosis. Near-drowning incidents require intensive care and oxygen therapy. When power fails for days, heat stroke becomes life-threatening without AC. Stress from rapidly rising water triggers panic and escape attempts. For eligible pets, coverage extends to storm-related emergencies like these.
The last thing you should worry about after a flash flood is whether you can afford your vet bills






