I guess this leading statement in the comments box, "What went wrong this time?", explains their work. My dog is experiencing something to cause him to vomit and I've had numerous tests done on him to see what might be the cause. Because a vet visit 11 & 1/2 months ago mentioned vomiting, Embrace stated this is a preexisting condition. Vomiting? Really? Who has a dog who didn't. My case is extreme this time, but Embrace refused to reimburse me a dime on anything. They said he would be covered for vomiting in the future if he has no further case of it for 12 months. I guess I missed the window of opportunity by half a month.

Took the insurance for a test drive with my claim. Not sure at this time, but: -$48.50 x 12 = $582 per year without meds -$877.46 Deductible +$1033+ for the claims including meds not covered $1,459.46 Total out by customer. I could be off by change or dollar, but that's the picture I was looking at. However, they were kind and courteous.

Unfortunately, I was forced to switch to Pet’s Best after the old insurance I had for 7+ years kept rising. As soon as I did, my poor dog started to have issues and Pet’s Best found every reason not to cover things. Where I was trying to save $, Pet’s Best has cost me more.

I filed my first claim after 2 years of coverage. There is a LONG delay in receiving reimbursement and website is cumbersome and confusing. I keep receiving emails ‘apologizing for the delay’ but no explanation about why it’s taking so long.

Ver very slow pricessing

Most importantly, their premiums are raised annually at a higher rate. At least $40-$50 more a month. I've been with them for 5 years and sorry I picked them. Unfortunately, other insurance companies will not cover pre-existing conditions even if they are minor like an ear infection. Also, their operational phone hours are short. You're lucky to reach them before they close for the day. I should have gone with Trupanion.

I called to cancel my plan and was subsequently hung up on when I told the representative that everything is a pre-existing condition according to their underwriters as that was my response to her telling me that any new insurance company I select will do the same thing.

Review and payment takes too long!!!

I’m devastated by how Spot handled my dog Lilly’s claim. They denied it saying she had already been “diagnosed with an incurable kidney disease,” which is completely untrue. In June, Lilly only had slightly elevated enzyme levels — no diagnosis, no treatment, and no indication of kidney disease from her veterinarian. I switched to Spot because my previous insurer discontinued her policy and I wanted to keep protecting her in her final years. Instead of compassion, I received a denial based on false assumptions. Lilly is now gone, and the pain of losing her is already unbearable. What hurts even more is knowing this company made it worse — turning my grief into a battle to defend the truth. No pet parent should be made to feel guilty or dismissed when all they did was love and care for their animal. I hope Spot learns to treat families with honesty and empathy. 💔 — Jenny Naranjo

The price keeps going up every year. I pay more for my dogs insurance than I pay for my own health insurance. Not sure I will continue.