sandr
Well-Known Member
My apologise if this has been asked a million times
Basically, my horse has a SI problems that rears it head around every 12 months, and he has cartrophen injections which 'cure' him for the next year.
Insurers have been happy to pay out previous, but they haven now decided that as it is incurable they will no longer cover it.
The treatment totals around £450.
I have never had the vet out for anything else (touch wood
), so I'm wondering if i should not bother renewing it in the next few months if they wont pay out?
What would you do? How do you pay for bills, particularly big bills? Do you worry about not having back up?
Basically, my horse has a SI problems that rears it head around every 12 months, and he has cartrophen injections which 'cure' him for the next year.
Insurers have been happy to pay out previous, but they haven now decided that as it is incurable they will no longer cover it.
The treatment totals around £450.
I have never had the vet out for anything else (touch wood
What would you do? How do you pay for bills, particularly big bills? Do you worry about not having back up?