2017

Share information with your employees about the hazards their pooches can experience in the summer heat. Our fun infographic teaches pet parents about how to keep their dogs healthy during the summer months, including how to apply sunscreen

Nationwide's 2017 wellness programs are ready to launch. Choose your program and share these infographics to help employees get engaged.

Romo was a newborn puppy when he was abandoned in a snowstorm. See how he's grown, and learn how Nationwide® pet insurance helps him stay in top shape.

From beagle to Yorkie, get the lowdown on the top 10 dog breeds’ most popular names, common health issues and more.

September is National Disaster Preparedness Month. Share this infographic now to help employees plan to protect their furry friends in the event of a fire.

Dachshund siblings Olivier and Benoit shared everything—including the same severe back condition. Learn how they overcame it with support from their pet parent and a little extra assistance from Nationwide®.

Help your employees turn into bone-a-fide action heroes with practical tips for getting on track with their health or their finances in a fun way: with their pets!

It's an infographic! Check it out today for tips on building a wellness program that’s out of this world.

Launching a wellness program in 2017? Discover some of the most popular options for your employees and their pets, and how to structure your offering for success.

Don’t rely on the luck of the Irish to keep pets safe. Share this infographic to help your employees identify holiday foods and drinks that can harm their furry companions.

Give your employees some valuable suggestions about how to enjoy vacations with their pets. Our infographic shows how they can keep their furry family members protected, comfortable and cool so they can happily journey together on a summer adventure!

Do not forget pets during Poison Prevention Awareness Month. This infographic can help your employees remove potential toxins in the home from the bathroom to the garage, as well as recognize the signs of poisoning.