Nationwide | Pet Insurance Review

Effective.

I have held a nationwide pet insurance policy since 2019, all was great until a couple weeks ago. When I had an emergency with my Labrador that unfortunately ended in goodbyes. I had discovered that the policy was canceled due to an expired debit card. I never once received any notification from their billing department via mail, phone or email. We are now stuck paying an insane amount out of pocket. In an attempt to reinsure my remaining pet, I rushed to reapply. To my surprise, Im receiving email and letter notifications with these time sensitive requests. Clearly something has changed on their end. Their previous lack of communication seems intentional. If youre thinking about utilizing Nationwide for anything, DONT. I will not trust them with our business, our policies or our pets ever again.

Easy and straightforward application. Low rates and quick response.

I have insured my pets with Nationwide since I lived in California. In 1991 when I moved to Massachusetts (to marry), I called to insure my next pet, but had to wait until Nationwide became licensed in Massachusetts. They contacted me when licensed and the rest is history! I just enrolled our fourth dog in 33 years! Nationwide is my go-to company to best protect our beloved pets!

I had nationwide since my english bulldog was a puppy. It was doing well until September 2024, when they sent me a letter of reducing the benefits from my policy. Sad enough for me because my boy was 9yrs old that time. I had 90% back and $500 deductible, they reduced to 50% back. It was bad enough because of my dog's age despite of the yearly increase that it came to a point of paying almost $300 per month I got them from my work thru payroll deduction. They do not care on pet's health as they get old, where they were needed most. I called them but they could not give me a good reason, and I only used them when needed or in an emergency situations. I would say " never to believe and trust them, they will leave you when you most need them".