Most travel insurance providers will not cover health care for your pets, even though you may think of them as family. Most travel insurance companies will only cover expenses incurred for the return of your pet in the event of an emergency where you need to return to your home province. In the event that one or more of your pets is accidentally injured while accompanying you on your trip, CAA’s Emergency Medical Insurance covers reimbursement for emergency veterinary services, up to a maximum of $300. While your travel insurance benefits do not cover pets, we do include service animals, as defined by the Americans With Disabilities Act (ADA) , in our definition of “family members.” Therefore, any benefits that apply to your family members would also apply to service animals. Keep in mind that emotional support animals or therapy animals are not considered service animals by the ADA. To ensure your peace of mind, your best option is to purchase insurance that has been specially adapted to pets. Learn more on how to protect your pet with CAA Pet Insurance .