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By: anna

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By: chris

chris — Fri, 22 Jan 2010 16:10:52 +0000

My auntie has horses and I know she will do anything for them and the cost of raising horses is a lot so making sure the horse is covered in the event of a unfortunate accident might worth considering. Buying insurance for a horse would be the same as buy insurance for a dog or cat or even health insurance for a person but on a larger scale. Horse insurance would be different to cats and dog insurance because horses are not housed pets, they are outdoor animals (except when in stables) and are used more when it comes to such activates as horse riding where if they got injured the severity of injury is quite large and could in expensive for the owner to pay for the horses rehabilitation.

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By: OnTheBit

OnTheBit — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 19:13:58 +0000

My pasture pet is not insured…and neither is my fatty. I learned with Gen that experimental procedures were not covered by insurance. I used to carry my own personal insurance when I taught, but I let my horses go without insurance. If I did any it would only be medical. I think life insurance for people or horses is odd.

By: Jackie

Jackie — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 15:37:51 +0000

You have a great point – how many horses you have certainly would make a difference. Paying insurance premiums on one horse versus paying for colic surgery is a pretty easy choice. On the other hand, paying insurance for 10 horses is probably more expensive than emergency vet care on one.

Hehe … if only that picture was us. Just a stock photo I found! Although I have gotten some new ones of us that are similar to this. Even if that isn’t us, we do still love each other like this!

By: greyhorsematters

greyhorsematters — Fri, 17 Jul 2009 15:33:41 +0000

Great article Jackie. I think everyone needs to make this decision for themselves based on their circumstances. We don’t insure our horses because there are just too many of them to cover.

I love the picture of you and Ace, you can tell how good you are together and how much that horse loves you and you him.