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Great caring people! Submitted my claim with ease, and a check was soon on its way thereafter. I have recommended your services to friends.

A worthy benefit to keep your pet healthy and happy. Provides the ability to afford preventative measures required as you depend on your pet insurance to supplement costs. 'No Hassle' Reimbursements. A 'Must Have' for pet owners.

Nationwide is great at processing my claims and reimbursing me in a quick and efficient manner. I am very thankful that I have the insurance to help me care for my boy. My only complaint with Nationwide is the rate of annual increases . . . I'm afraid at some point (probably the next increase) they'll price me right out of being able to afford it, now that my boy is 11 years old.

Claims are easy to submit. Had insurance before for a deceased pet . No problem for claims after deductible was reached. Prompt claim payment.

They were very attentive, called to see how my cat was doing, and the online claim form was easy to submit

Very timely in issuing checks. I was a little disappointed in the $30 increase in my premium this new period.

I have been a customer for over 12 yrs, when this was originally VPI. Your service has gotten better and better. I appreciate the rapid claim turn around as you know, vet bills can be astronomical! Thank you so much for what you do for us!

It’s good to have peace of mind. This is our first experience with PET INSURANCE, but it’s Been been easy and rewarding so far.

Nationwide has been very helpful with our dog Maple

I purchased Nationwide Pet Insurance with some doubt, because insurance in general is usually such a scam.... but vet bills are expensive so I thought if I just broke even and got the chance to pay vet bills in the form of monthly insurance payments instead of all at once that would be helpful. Honestly, at first I was pleasantly surprised. After my deductible was paid off, my pup had a bacteria infection in his paw and needed vet care.... I submitted the claim and within days I got refunded $300 of the $495 that I had spent on the bill..... However, about a week later after playing in a creek, my pup started shaking his head a lot indicating he had an ear issue... so back the vet we went. He was diagnosed with an ear infection and I paid $195 for the visit and medications. I was expecting the same result as before, that I would get my claim processed and it would be deposited in my account. Instead, I got a letter asking for “more medical records relating to his visit”...... I didn’t have more medical records. I adopted him in January of 2019 and the only records I had were his 2 year annual visit from April of 2019 and the the one other visit for the bacteria / paw infection.... I emailed them ,and to their credit they do email back quickly, and they told me to get this claim paid I would need to provide medical records dating from Jul 3, 2018. A full six months before I had even adopted him. I didn’t have them., and I emailed back and asked why they would need medical records for a year prior to an ear infection so the claim could be paid? I then sat down and figured up what I had spent on the insurance and what had been paid out to me and realized that if they paid the $200 claim that they were denying (for the ear infection) I would be ahead by about $150 as far as the insurance actually saving me money.... However, I think they prevent that from happening. They paid the first claim because I had already paid them $400 in monthly billing and spent $250 on vet bills with the deductible.... so they could pay the $300 and they were still making money off of me. But, if they had approved the additional claim of $200 they would be spending money on my dog and not making money... and they can’t let that happen. So I cancelled my policy with nationwide, I am going to try Pets Best and see how that goes. I understand that insurance companies have to make money, but they should at least cover what the say they will, and not try to “get out of covering something” based on how much you have paid vs how much the claim will be. Would not use nationwide again.