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Nationwide, the largest provider of pet health insurance in the US, has been named a Human-Animal Bond Certified Company by the North American Veterinary Association (NAVC) and the Human Animal Bond Research Institute (HABRI), joint founders of the Human-Animal Bond Certification program.

Nationwide has earned this meaningful recognition through its significant commitment to human-animal bond research, education, and professional development, said Steven Feldman, executive director of HABRI. Being a Human-Animal Bond Certified Company recognizes that Nationwide is strengthening the human-animal bond as a core part of its mission.

As part of the certification process, all Nationwide pet associates will complete human-animal bond training, which will educate them about the science behind human-animal bonding and how that science supports pet health and the practice of veterinary medicine.

Becoming Human-Animal Bond certified is an honor and a process that we are committed to in every interaction we have with pets and their families, said Heidi Sirota, Nationwides chief pet officer. We know the more we learn, the more we can protect them.

Nationwide has made sizeable investments in independent research on the benefits of companion animals for veterans with PTSD, people with autism, and cancer patients. The company has also conducted research on the benefits of pet-friendly workplaces.

Nationwide is committed to protecting our members pets though our direct relationships with pet owners and through our veterinary partners, said Dr. Jules Benson, Nationwide associate vice president of veterinary relations. That is why we are so proud to support human-animal bond research. Understanding and sharing the science of the human-animal bond helps all of us as individuals, families and communities.

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