1. Offers insurance coverage for exotic pets
2. Doesn’t permanently exclude some pre-existing conditions.
3. Has wellness-only, illness/accident, and “whole pet” options
Cons:
Cons:
1. Premiums are on the higher end of companies in our rating.
2. Benefit limits will depend on which plan you purchase.
3. Pets must be under 10 years of age to enroll
Nationwide offers four kinds of pet insurance coverage. Its Pet Wellness plan covers things like vaccinations, wellness exams, and testing.
The Major Medical plan covers things like exams, prescriptions, chronic conditions, surgery, hospitalization, and certain hereditary conditions.
Whole Pet plan covers everything Major Medical does plus benefits such as prescribed pet foods and supplements, gingivitis, parasite treatments, and Cesarean sections.
The Whole Pet Wellness plan includes coverage of injuries and illnesses as well as routine care for your pet.
Plans Available from Nationwide
Plans Available from Nationwide
You can also purchase Pet Wellness Basic or Pet Wellness Plus plans that cover routine vaccinations, nail trimming, and fecal tests.
Plans Available from Nationwide
Plans Available from Nationwide
Whole Pet Wellness plan from Nationwide for a one-year-old mixed-breed female dog between 50 and 90 pounds costs $56.74 per month.
How Much Does Nationwide Cost?
How Much Does Nationwide Cost?
Our sample policy for a one-year-old male domestic shorthair cat has a premium of $28.15 per month.
How Much Does Nationwide Cost?
How Much Does Nationwide Cost?
Both prices are for animals that reside in Texas and have a $250 annual deductible and a $10,000 annual limit.
How Much Does Nationwide Cost?
How Much Does Nationwide Cost?
The cost of a pet insurance policy through Nationwide for your dog, cat, bird, or small rodent will vary.