Insurance without a vetting?

[dwi]

Is it possible to get a good deal on insurance if you haven't had the horse vetted?

 

[beutifulwobble]

I didnt have either of my boys vetted and they are both fine and I have what I think to be an ok deal with the NFU.

 

[Leanne_20]

^^^ Ditto that. my girl wasnt vetted either and im with nfu. my insurance is cheaper than other people at the same yard as me and ive got a better deal with my policy

 

[CeeBee]

My horse is insured with NFU and although he was vetted, they didn't want to see the certificate. But I think it depends on the price of the horse - if over £5000, they might want to see one.

 

[JackDaniels1]

I think most insurance companies will only insure over 4k if you send in the vets report. That's def the case for NFU.

 

[dwi]

So if I'm insuring a horse for under 2k it shouldn't be a problem then?

 

[TequilaMist]

2 insurance companies I have used wanted vetting cert over a certain value.One wanted one when wanted to put LOU one one of daughters ponies but this was after policy had been in place for year.I wanted it on as daughters pony's value had increased so don't know if they may want one if you want LOU
Others they have insured without vetting (range from £500- £2500)

 

[LMuirEDT]

when i upped my value of my horse over 4k with SEIB they wanted either vetting report and/or vet history since id owned him. I didnt get him vetted so just had 2 years worth of vet history. Pre 4k value they didnt want anything.

 

[Achinghips]

Petplan equine dont require a vetting up to a certain price.

 

[HensPens]

I didn't have to have a vetting but he's only currently insured for his purchase price which isn't that much. I also don't have him insured for LOU.

NFU was the best deal I could find.

 

[c7mlm]

nfu will insure any horse under £5k without a vetting ,