5
out of 5
POSTED: | BY: Lora
Divot doing good
Divot had all his shots and was neutered. He did have some ear drops. He is doing fine.
4.8
out of 5
Number of reviews 24,819
As the largest provider of pet health insurance in the U.S., Nationwide currently insures over 600,000 dogs, cats, birds and exotic pets for medical conditions related to illnesses, injuries accidents and wellness care.
Learn more about Nationwide’s plan options, read thousands of customer reviews and get a quote so you can make an informed choice about your pet insurance provider.
4
out of 5
POSTED: | BY: Sandy
Nationwide makes you work hard for your refunds and puts up some unexplicable road blocks in the process.
I have 4 pets under Nationwide. On some claims, it is fairly easy to file and get reimbursed. But on more expensive claims, the process slows down and requires multiple follow-up calls to find out what is causing the delay --often needing additional info. When I tried to upgrade coverage on one of my cats, I was denied because she had been give a probiotic supplement for a two week period a year ago to stop diarrhea. She has no health issues and yet better coverage was denied. It can be very frustrating working with them. My vet has had to send appointment notes to them multiply times before they recognize that they do in fact have the info. Is this any better at other companies?
5
out of 5
POSTED: | BY: Loretta
Best Pet Insurance Around
I've had Beaubear insured with (formerly VPI) Nationwide since he was 4 months old; he is now 11 years. Beau is a mischief maker and if there is any trouble to get into, he will find it. This company has been there for us all these years with wonderful support; they are always willing to go the distance and their claims processing is fast and user friendly. I don't know what I would have done without them. They are the best!
5
out of 5
POSTED: | BY: Tanya
Awesome customer service and always prompt with my claims!
I am so happy I took out the pet insurance and even happier at how easy it is to use!
5
out of 5
POSTED: | BY: Linda
Paying it Forward
I am giving an 8 NOT because I have anything bad to say. I have 3 other Doxies that have Nationwide, and now we have Annie. Annie was a rescue dog, around 12-15 months old, blind and never been to a vet. I wanted her checked out right away, shots, spay...the whole 9 yards. There is a 14 day waiting for the insurance to kick in, does not seem like a long time, but when you are bringing a recuse (from a bad situation) into your home with other fur-kids, you might be putting your other fur-kids at risk. I did not want to wait the 14 days, so Annie went to the vet and the bill was OOP and I will not see any of that back. Maybe for rescue dogs, forgo the 14 day waiting for your Primary Vet visit. It would be a relief for everyone and saves money in the long run if your rescue kids has something that could be passed onto your other kids.
***I LOVE the people here!! Love the Insurance Company and I am glad my 4 fur-kids have it!! It is worth the piece of mind that you do have it for them. ****
Monthly Cost
Policies start at approximately $12 per month.
Coverage
Nationwide offers a variety of plans offering varying levels of coverage.
The company’s most popular plan, Whole Pet with Wellness, offers 90% reimbursement for accident, injury, illness and wellness care, inclusive of exam fees.
All Nationwide members have complimentary 24/7 access to vethelpline.
Payout Limits
Depending on the plan selected, there may be annual benefit limits or per incident benefit allowances.
There is no annual limit for the company’s most popular plan, Whole Pet with Wellness.
Deductible
Annual deductibles range from $0 to $1,000.
Most popular annual deductible for Whole Pet with Wellness is $250.
Age Limits
No age restriction to enroll in company’s most popular plan, Whole Pet with Wellness.
Other plans may have age restrictions.
Waiting Period
14-day waiting period after application approved and payment of premium is received.
Exclusions
Pre-existing conditions are not covered on any plans (if a condition is curable, it may be eligible for review if pet remains treatment-free for at least six months).
Whole Pet with Wellness covers nearly all veterinary expenses. Notable exclusions include boarding and grooming.
Since 1982, Nationwide has helped pet owners protect what matters most.
As the largest provider of pet health insurance in the U.S., Nationwide currently insures over 600,000 dogs, cats, birds and exotic pets for medical conditions related to illnesses, injuries accidents and wellness care.
In 2015, it introduced Whole Pet with Wellness, the only U.S. pet health insurance plan offering complete coverage for injuries, accidents, illnesses and wellness care. Policies range from nose-to-tail coverage to routine pet care plans that offer reimbursement for wellness exams and preventive treatments.