Nationwide, the largest U.S. provider of pet health insurance, has introduced a new way for pet parents to connect with their beloved furry friends through the Pet HealthZone. Dr. Jules Benson, Nationwide's Chief Veterinary Officer and Vice President of Pet Health, emphasizes the importance of the Pet HealthZone in strengthening the bond between pets and their owners: "One way to return our pets’ unconditional love is by ensuring we are the best pet parents we can be."
The Pet HealthZone now offers detailed profiles of 11 cat breeds and over 100 dog breeds, including popular crossbreeds like Labradoodles and Puggles. Dr. Benson explains that the platform provides valuable information on health risks, preventive measures, and potential treatment costs for each breed and age group.
Dr. Benson also highlights the additional features of the Pet HealthZone, including breed origin maps, grooming needs, and exercise tips. The platform aims to educate pet parents on various aspects of pet care to ensure the well-being of their four-legged companions.
For families considering adding a new pet to their home, the Pet HealthZone serves as a valuable resource for finding the perfect match. By analyzing factors such as energy levels, exercise requirements, and personality traits, prospective pet parents can make informed decisions when choosing a breed that aligns with their lifestyle.
Furthermore, the Pet HealthZone's "Breed Attribute Badges" simplify the matchmaking process by grouping breeds based on their unique characteristics. Whether it's a Couch Potato, a Runner's Buddy, or a dog that Loves Kids, pet parents can easily identify breeds that suit their preferences.
The Pet HealthZone is a result of Nationwide's extensive analysis of over 22 million insurance claims, providing evidence-based insights that pet parents can rely on. The platform is designed to help families nurture their pets' needs and create lasting bonds with their animal companions.
To explore the Pet HealthZone and discover more about pet health and well-being, visit ThePetHealthZone.com. For information on pet health insurance, visit petinsurance.com.