alfiesmum
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as above, my very experienced equine vets have no idea and are contacting the insurance company in the morning. anyone had to get one yet?
thanks
thanks
what is a BVA/2 stage mortality cert
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pedilia
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It's basically a stage 2 vetting, I had one done on my foal for insurance purposes.
alfiesmum
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well that will be a laugh! they will have to catch him first lol x
gingerninja11
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Its a very basic vetting certificate that basically confirms the horse is alive, no obvious illness, disease or abnormality, check teeth and eyes, etc. I downloaded it from the BEVA website for my vet, but don't seem to be able to do that anymore.
Unfortunately probably to stop insurance fraud.
Unfortunately probably to stop insurance fraud.
Roasted Chestnuts
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It isnt scottish equestrian by any chance???
they asked me for this on my renewal, i called them and asked them if they were going to pay for it as the hrse had been insured by them since I bought him and handed them a 5stage vetting nearly ten years ago
Call them and ask them WHY they suddenly need it, I did and now I dont need it they said it was their mistake.
they asked me for this on my renewal, i called them and asked them if they were going to pay for it as the hrse had been insured by them since I bought him and handed them a 5stage vetting nearly ten years ago
Call them and ask them WHY they suddenly need it, I did and now I dont need it they said it was their mistake.
DebbieBrand
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I had to have one for my weanling, Pet Plan wouldn't insure without it. Vet came out and checked basics, eyes, heart etc and filled in a form, it cost me about £40 + call out. Not all insurers asked for one, but Pet Plan did.