Vicki_Krystal
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How much will Pet plan insure a horse upto WITHOUT a vet cert??
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Shipley
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up to 5k when I asked. Not sure if still the case as use NFU
Vicki_Krystal
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Hmm the plot thickens...
This was an ask for a friend - her Loaner is messing her about with insurance and says she cant stay with PP as they wont insure him for over £2,500.
This was an ask for a friend - her Loaner is messing her about with insurance and says she cant stay with PP as they wont insure him for over £2,500.
Shipley
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If the policy is with them they dont ask for a vet cert if you are continuing?
Vicki_Krystal
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im on hold to them now - sort this once and for all!
Vicki_Krystal
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£5k without a cert - what a little fibber this girl is turning out to be.
Gamebird
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£5000, but might be less if you want loss of use. If you've had a vetting done, even for a cheaper horse they'll ask for a copy of the certificate.
Shipley
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No I had loss of use on my quote
Vicki_Krystal
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I didnt ask as i know she didnt want it.
But surely loss of use just brings the premiums up - it doesnt alter the value of the horse?
I may be wrong as i dont do LOU.
But surely loss of use just brings the premiums up - it doesnt alter the value of the horse?
I may be wrong as i dont do LOU.
angandstar
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when i wanted to upgrade my ponys value they said anything over £2000 would need stage 2 vetting?
LadyRascasse
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no the max is 2500 because thats all i could insure my mare for as i didn't have her vetted, best way to double check (this was augest last year) it to start filling it out for a made up horse and see what it says
Vicki_Krystal
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Thats what i just did - and i re clarified it as WITHOUT vet cert.
How odd?
How odd?
LadyRascasse
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right copied from there website
Vetting Requirements
Please note our minimum vetting requirements are as follows.
Should you choose to purchase this insurance cover you will be asked to supply the relevant veterinary examination certificate, which must be no older than 30 days.
A BVA Mortality Certificate for:
Any foal aged between 30 days and 1 year of age
Any horse valued in excess of £5000 without Loss of Use cover
A BVA 5 Stage Veterinary Certificate for:
Any horse valued in excess of £2500 with Loss of Use cove
Vetting Requirements
Please note our minimum vetting requirements are as follows.
Should you choose to purchase this insurance cover you will be asked to supply the relevant veterinary examination certificate, which must be no older than 30 days.
A BVA Mortality Certificate for:
Any foal aged between 30 days and 1 year of age
Any horse valued in excess of £5000 without Loss of Use cover
A BVA 5 Stage Veterinary Certificate for:
Any horse valued in excess of £2500 with Loss of Use cove
Vicki_Krystal
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I dont disagree reading that - but i have just spoken to them so either their site is wrong or the woman i spoke to was.
Vicki_Krystal
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right copied from there website -
Any horse valued in excess of £5000 without Loss of Use cover
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My quote was for 5k without cert without LOU so woman was right by that.
right copied from there website -
Any horse valued in excess of £5000 without Loss of Use cover
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My quote was for 5k without cert without LOU so woman was right by that.
Boxers
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I've just taken out a policy with Petplan for a horse I have taken on loan. The owner wanted him valued at £5000 and I had no trouble getting the insurance and did not need a 5 stage vet cert.
Hatshepsut
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I've just taken out a policy with them without LOU. The horse was insured for 3K but I needed to provide a 2 stage certificate.
Vicki_Krystal
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How odd that so many different people have been told different things?