Paw Protect vs Nationwide: Verdict
Both Paw Protect and Nationwide offer wide-ranging coverage as well as 24/7 pet telehealth, although Paw Protect is the only one that can pay its share of a covered vet bill straight to your bank account while you’re at the vet, so you don’t have to pay the whole bill upfront with your own money. Here’s how they compare in more detail:
Can pay vet bills upfront | ||
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Annual coverage options | $5000, $10,000, Unlimited | $10,000** |
Deductible options | $100, $250, $500 | $250 |
Reimbursement options | 70%, 80%, 90% | 50%, 70%** |
Illness coverage start | 14 days | 14 days |
Maximum age at sign-up | Coverage (14 years) and Accident only (14+ years) | 10 years |
Vet exam fees included | ||
Dental accidents covered | ||
Dental illness covered | ||
Wellness plan offered | ||
24/7 Telehealth | ||
End of life coverage included | ||
10% Multi-pet discount | ||
Military discount |