If you're insured up to £5k vet fees, how much is the premium?

[mystiandsunny]

Just wondering - insurance nearly up for renewal. I pay approx £30 per horse per month, so £360 per horse per year. They're insured for minimum value (£500) but max vet fees. No public liability (BHS does that!). Is this amount about right?

 

[Fides]

Just wondering - insurance nearly up for renewal. I pay approx £30 per horse per month, so £360 per horse per year. They're insured for minimum value (£500) but max vet fees. No public liability (BHS does that!). Is this amount about right?

I paid £284 with NFU - horse insured up to £1000, max vets fees. I paid £260 for equivalent policy on a non-ridden horse.

 

[apachediamond]

i pay about £300 for a horse insured for £2k and up to £5k vet fees

 

[Skyebald]

I pay about £40 a month for two , can't remember if mine is £4k of £5k vets fees . I also insure mine for minimum value and just vets fees

 

[exracehorse]

NFU 50.00 a month including trailer insurance. Recent ly had a colic claim. Excess was 140.00 covered for 5k vet and 2,500 value of horse

 

[LadyLuck1977]

I pay £330 per year for vet fees up to £5000 per incident with unlimited incidents per year and £7500 for colic. KBIS

 

[montanna]

I pay £25 a month. She is insured for £265! The lowest I could insure for. This is for £5,000 vets fees with £135 excess, and up to £1 million public liability with £100 excess. She is insured for anything up to and including affiliated showjumping/eventing.

 

[PorkChop]

Costs me just under £30 a month, insured value £1000, £5000 per incident Vets fees, £135 excess.