SueS
Member
Hello can anyone recommend insurance for my pony please. I want one with vets fees please? I would prefer to pay annually
Many thanks
Many thanks
Recommend insurance company
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Puzzled
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KBIS or Carriagehouse insurance.
Shay
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Its easier to look at the ones to avoid than the ones to go with. E&L and Animal Friends both have a poor reputation on this forum. I've no experience with either personally. Then go for something like the H&H comparison site and see who gives a reasonable deal for the cover you want. I've used SEIB, KBIS and NFU in the past - all happily. But for all sorts of reasons now no longer bother with vets fees insurance.
Sprout
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Have used NFU and Pet Plan - not really had any problems with either.
SueS
Member
Many thanks for replies, I have used NFU years ago and found them to be very good too.
Lisa2manyponies
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we use animal friends and they have always been brilliant interested as to why they have a bad rep on here ?
SueS
Member
I was looking at vets fees for any major problems but I am hoping that day will never come.
PorkChop
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Amtrust (Equicover) have never failed me yet, highly recommended 
LMS224
Member
Me to..
Stay clear of E&L wouldn't pay out for a friend of mine and heard stories of them not paying out for others.
Shannonnicola
Active Member
Nfu
hairycob
Well-Known Member
Friend is going through a claim with Amtrust at the moment. Ought to be straightforward. Let's just say her new horse is insured with Petplan!
I'm with NFU, have had 3 bid claims in tee last 2 years, including a mortality, and have had no problems. Was very surprised that the premium for one horse hardly increased despite a nearly £4k claim and hitting 16. Nervously awaiting this year's renewal after another £5k claim though.
I'm with NFU, have had 3 bid claims in tee last 2 years, including a mortality, and have had no problems. Was very surprised that the premium for one horse hardly increased despite a nearly £4k claim and hitting 16. Nervously awaiting this year's renewal after another £5k claim though.
Mrs B
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Another vote for NFU. They're not the cheapest, but when I had a terrible run of bad luck in 2014 (lost 2 in under 3 months) they were brilliant to deal with. And again only a short time later when my new boy was kicked and needed stitches and a stay at the vets.