Ohio Pet Insurance

Embrace is a top-rated insurance for dogs and cats in Ohio, and the official pet insurer of the Cleveland Browns!

A fluffy golden-colored small dog and a tabby cat with white markings sit peacefully side by side on a white windowsill, both gazing out through a large window at the greenery beyond, with a small potted plant visible on the left side of the frame. This serene moment between two beloved pets highlights why many pet owners consider insurance coverage.

Why Embrace is Right for Ohio

Embrace Pet Insurance is an ideal choice for Ohio pet owners, offering coverage tailored to the unique risks pets face in the region, such as Lyme disease from ticks. With flexible plans, no lifetime limits, and coverage for breed-specific conditions, Embrace ensures your pet is protected against both routine and unexpected health challenges. Their commitment to excellent customer service and easy claims management makes Embrace a trusted partner for pet parents across Ohio.

Why Pet Insurance is Important in Ohio

Pet insurance is valuable for all pet owners, especially in Ohio, where specific health risks for pets may arise.

Poisoning

Winter's icy grip brings the risk of antifreeze poisoning, its sweet taste a hidden danger. Lush fields and shady forests hide poisonous plants like lilies and mushrooms.

Heartworm

Stagnant water becomes breeding grounds for mosquitos, carrying the threat of heartworm.

Ticks

Spread through infected tick bites, affects people and pets, especially in Ohio. Check your pets for ticks and ask your vet about prevention options, including vaccines.

How Much Does Pet Insurance Cost?

Pet insurance costs depend on your pet’s age, breed, and location. Younger pets are typically cheaper to insure, while certain breeds may cost more due to medical risks. Veterinary care costs, which vary by location, also impact pricing.

Dog Insurance

On Average:

$55 per month for Dog Insurance

Cat Insurance

On Average:

$28 per month for Cat Insurance

Is Pet Insurance Worth it in Ohio?

Here's why we recommend it to our Ohio Embrace customers.

Kennel Cough

Kennel cough is a highly contagious respiratory illness that affects dogs and is caused by various bacteria and viruses, including Bordetella bronchiectasis. The condition spreads easily in places where dogs are in close contact, such as kennels, dog parks, grooming salons, and shelters. Symptoms typically include a persistent, dry cough, runny nose, sneezing, lethargy, and sometimes a low fever. While kennel cough is generally mild, it can lead to more severe complications in puppies, senior dogs, or those with weakened immune systems. Treatment may involve rest, hydration, and medication, depending on severity. Preventive measures such as vaccinations and limiting exposure to affected dogs can help reduce the risk of infection.