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Beware of Nationwide - they seem to have an entire team of lawyers and vets on their staff whose only job is to find a reason to “deny” your claim. For example, my 5 y/o female Siberian Husky weighs 44 lbs(average weight for female Siberian Husky is 35-50lbs). Our vet “recommended” she loose 4-5lbs to get her down to a “lean weight”. Since our vet recommended she loose 4-5lbs, Nationwide categorized her as “obese” while reviewing my claim for a torn knee meniscus surgery and denied the claim. I asked Nationwide to explain the definition of obese(because our vet had NEVER used that term while assessing our dog). Nationwide said their term obese applies to any pet that is above the vet’s recommended weight. I found that to be astounding and asked the representative if a 100lb dog was 1/2 lb over the vet’s recommended weight - would that dog be obese under Nationwide’s insurance claim definition? Her answer was “yes”. So there you have it, if your pet is 1 ounce over the vets recommended weight you can expect to have any and all claims denied that “could be caused by or a result of obesity”. What issues can arise from obesity in order to deny a claim? Let your imagination run wild.. Tony Valenti New Orleans, La

Trupanion pet insurance, remember me?? Of course you do, I’m the guy you scammed and hussled for $5,000. Remember when I got my French bulldog and had called to ask if y’all covered the breathing surgery? Of course you do, well thank you for accepting my payments every month for his insurance towards this surgery, thank you for allowing me the assurance that I would be reimbursed from his surgery after already having it. Oh wait.. you didn’t reimburse me, I have been paying insurance on my French Bulldog every month for no reason, just more money to fork out. Great idea let’s get dog insurance that doesn’t ensure!! Also I am extremely excited to cancel my insurance with you all, and to get my money back with or without your help. Sincerely, someone who should have done the $500 deductible! instead I did the $1,000 deductible to be fair, It sure pays to try and do the nicer things for people. Trupanion will gladly take your money, but be careful about getting reimbursed. This is not the last you will hear from me. This trupanion company literally told me they will cover the procedure when i was looking for an insurance company to go with for my $5,000 newborn puppy. I even called before the surgery to make sure i would be reimbursed and I was assured. We all know frenchies have this problem, so now I have a $5,000 dog with $5,000 in medical bills when I have been paying $50 a month for his insurance for no reason. I want to sue the piss out of trupanion.

Nationwide puts pets first , they have great benefits for our furry family . The process is easy.

I have had the best experience so far with Nationwide Pet Insurance.

This is a great company. We have insured 5 dogs over the years. We began when it was VPI and loved the coverage and service. We've been pleased that Nationwide has continued that pattern of exceptional service.

Very efficient payments with great explanation of benefits.

First time very excited,keep doing that,providing a great services

The only thing I would say is it takes a long time for the review of the claims but other than that I love the insurance.

Within 30 days of purchasing a plan my big, high energy Labrador ruptured her lateral cruciate. Having the policy in place I have been able to focus on her recovery and NOT stress over money too. ASPCA PI reimbursed me within 30 days hassle free. I encourage everyone to have a policy in place for your 4 legged family member.

A good help and fast return