Nationwide | Pet Insurance Review

I have been part of the VPI family for over 12 years and I use the word family, because that is how they treat you. We have had major medical issues with our pet's in the past and VPI and their employees have been so great to us. Not many companies these days treat you this way it's refreshing. If you have a pet and you love them like family as we do sign up for VPI to help you take the best care possible of your pet.

I have adopted a maltipoo one yea ago, and I have VPI almost since then. Pepe (my little baby) has a lot of energy, and he is very curious, so, he had experience a couple of issues in the last months. I didn't know what to expect the first time I submitted a claim, but it was super fast and easy. I thought that maybe was the first one, but I had three different claims after that for different things, and VPI always answer in an efficient and fast way. I am so happy I have the support of VPI and I would recommend VPI to every dog or cat owner.

I have 3 doxies. Honey is a certified therapy dog with health problems with allergies, diabetes from prednisone with catarct removal and then a thrown disc. Was happy that most of my bills have been covered. She is a happy little girl that brings smiles to patients in hospitals and nursing homes along with sleeping thru a Pittsburgh Pirate pup night at the ball game. Spike is her cousin, has allergies as well, recently diagnosed with cushing's along with a small leiomyosarcoma that was removed several years ago. Harley, is a rescue smooth, doing well, on his way to be a therapy dog as well.

I have been using VPI Pet Insurance since my dog Mrs. Beasley was born 8 years ago. My policy covers everything from annual check-ups to medical issues. My vet completes the insurance forms with me and VPI is very responsive in getting a payment and detailed manifest to me. I would highly recommend getting pet insurance from VPI as soon as your puppy is eligiable. This protects you against major and minor medical expenses and avoids any pre-existing condition issues.

I adopted a new dog from the shelter. He was slighly under weight and still growing. In the first few weeks I had him I was over feeding him, but didn't quite know this yet. He would throw up about 10 minutes after eating then eat it. I took him to the vet and they gave me antibiotics just in case. I ended up reducing his food intake by 2 cups and changing his bowl, and that fixed it. No claim was made to VPI for that, but when I sent over all his medical records, they stated he has gastrointestonal disease as a pre-existing condition. Really? They gave two more pre-existing conditions as well. No thanks VPI, we are going elsewhere.