On Tue, Jul 03, 2007 at 08:09:49AM -0500, Janice McDonald wrote: > yes Malin, but is expensive and will only pay for certain things.
hm. my insurance for stjarni costs $600/year and will cover anything non-routine (not his shots and such, but any costs associated with say a colic or a wound, and definitely a mysterious hospitalizeable fever). i believe my coverage is up to $12,000 -- i'd have to check, but i bought basically the most they would allow. > how much you paid? show bill of sale > professionally trained? show proof, bill from trainer etc. > healthy? Vet report and they call the vet and talk to him personally, > blood must be taken. > registered? need registry info for dna on file > age? > Health history, has it colicked in last year etc. i just had to send them the bill of sale and the vet report that i got for interstate transportation (which i needed anyway). > least, jaspar, a horse irreplaceable in terms of him being used in > search and rescue, showing, parades, bombproof, deadbroke. They would > never insure him for 3500, which is what I would sell him for at a > minimum if something horrible happened and I had to sell him... the company i use is "corinthian" and i found them very easy to deal with and reasonable (the folks at my last barn used them to insure the entire school of horses, incl. stjarni when he was there). i don't know if they insure in your area (they're in ma) but maybe worth a call? good luck, --vicka
