Witch insurer!

[kellyeaton]

Nfu do they pay for mri scans x-rays livery whilst at vets and travelling?
and the same questions for these compaines aswell KBIS Pet plan?Thanks!

 

[Kayfm]

NFU are very good, however you have to get clearance from them for mri scanning first.

 

[scotsmare]

NFU will pay for scans and xrays but only 50% of MRI (on my policy anyway). Not sure about vets livery but this is something I need to find out anyway so will post later.

 

[Sarah1]

NFU are fantastic. My lad went to Newmarket for tests on a back problem when he was only 4yrs, he was there for 3 days & NFU paid for everything. He didn't end up having MRI but if it had been agreed with them beforehand I believe they would have paid for it, or the majority of it anyway.
Also our lorry broke down when I was supposed to be collecting him & they paid transport fees to get him home too.

 

[kerilli]

oh well, the next time i have a complete witch, i'll know where to go...!

 

[kbsaff]

Incase she was to have an accident on her broomstick?

(Sorry, nothing constructive to say, just in that friday mood)

 

[Archangel]

 

[tedster]

Nfu pay 50 % Mri ,xrays, do pay transport and I believe 50% livery costs

Petplan Full cost of MRI, xrays, 50% livery no transport costs.

Kbis I dont know about

 

[NR99]

Just what I was thinking, have Friday high jinx!

Taking it seriously, KBIS once they were satisfied that the MRI requirement did not relate to exclusions on the policy paid for it in full and 2 days after receipt of the invoice, can't recommond them highly enough!

 

[Pedantic]

Cant stop cackling

 

[Darkly_Dreaming_Dex]

Do they offer theft cover for red shoes? or is it vet fees for the flying monkeys?

Petplan/Nfu/AIMS - have had good experiences with all 3!

 

[Nailed]

NFU are the best at payingout.

As said, they pay 50% of an Mri.

Lou x

 

[MrsMozart]

NFU have a 'sort out within five days' policy, which is nice!

They paid fifty percent of livery when Dizz was at Newmarket.

 

[toomanyhorses26]

NFu will nly pay out on transport if you use a defra approved transporter and they have to meet certain guidelines. Having said that they are an amazing company to deal with and have settled my claims really quickly.

 

[Box_Of_Frogs]

I'm insured with Equstrian Direct and they have always been brilliant. Sunny was hospitalised 3 times when we were trying to save his eye, and it was then I discovered that they don't reimburse for "livery" costs, and I can see the reasoning for that. Ask your vet to break the "livery" part of the bill into "hotel" costs and "nursing" costs - ED then happily paid the nursing part while I picked up the hotel (livery) part.

 

[kellyeaton]

thanks every one!

 

[Donkeymad]

Glad some of you others thought the witch insurance was funny too, can Shils be insured, she's not really a wtch is she??