Nationwide | Pet Insurance Review

Walker has had insurance since he was 8 weeks old. He was exceptionally healthy all his life, however, in his old age he got Valley Fever and all the weird things that goes with it. I expected some push back from the insurance company because it's been one thing after another. Nationwide has not even blinked. They have exceeded any expectations and have been there for us the whole, agonizing, seemingly unending time. I can not recommend them enough. They have been great.

Love having the pet insurance & the ease of processing vet invoices for reimbursement. The 24/7 vet helpline is an awesome perk & extremely beneficial for any pet owner.

I would just like to tell you how appreciated you are! My Nicky was recently diagnosed with a bad heart valve and will now have to be on a very expensive medication for the rest of his life. He also has a couple of other conditions that require medications on a monthly basis. Altogether these cost roughly just a little under $200 a month. We also just recently retired and are on a fixed income. Thanks to you, it has made this cost a lot easier to adjust to. I am so thankful I have your insurance for him and will continue to get it for all my future fur babies. I don’t know what I would do without you. You helped immensely with our first love , MAC, also a cocker. Thank you again!

Nationwide Pet Insurance Has Helped My Dog Precious Get Her Medical Care That She Needs.

Thank you so much for creating such an easy way to file a claim and track its progress, and thank you even more for for the easy reimbursement straight into my account. I won't complain about the processing time. The Christmas/New Years holiday and the sheer amount I claimed was probably mind-boggling. I cried all over again when I saw how much this insurance reimbursed me. One of Emo's vets assured me Nationwide would help and begged me to please let her keep trying to find what was causing her lungs to struggle. I'm so glad I believed in my cat and my vet. The vets were unable to prove either Pulmonary Embolism or Pneumonia... but today, she's running and playing again, fully recovered from a near-death experience (and probably minus a couple extra cat-lives). Most importantly, from the bottom of my heart, THANK YOU for saving her life! :') P.S. I think her breed is spelled: Nebelung (The massive list of cat breeds is one of the coolest things about this site. It really makes it look like you care and know what you're talking about. Love it.)