PennyJ
Well-Known Member
For those who have horses out on loan, how do you deal with the insurance? Specifically the vets bills insurance aspect. That is the only insurance I WANT to know they have in place for if something goes wrong... Currently she is on our NFU policy, should I keep her there and get them to give me her share of the insurance premium, or allow her to be transferred over on to a separate policy with them?
Famous last words apart of course, but I am as confident as I can be that this should be a "good" home for her. She is going back to our old yard, as pony for YO's daughter. I left yard for all the right reasons (found my own little place down the road from our house), YO is also a retired vet, which has to be a good thing when this is a pony who has done both her front tendons in and needs a moderately quieter life than she used to have...
Would appreciate others thoughts on this.
Famous last words apart of course, but I am as confident as I can be that this should be a "good" home for her. She is going back to our old yard, as pony for YO's daughter. I left yard for all the right reasons (found my own little place down the road from our house), YO is also a retired vet, which has to be a good thing when this is a pony who has done both her front tendons in and needs a moderately quieter life than she used to have...
Would appreciate others thoughts on this.
