Thursday, March 21, 2013

Is your horse properly insured?

We all know that insurance is an important part of life!
From car insurance, health insurance, homeowners insurance and life insurance, just to name a few. Most of us are fairly familiar with these types of insurance and how to navigate the system. However, when it comes to equine insurance many people are left scratching their heads. Do I need it? What kind? How much?

Equine insurance is highly varied based upon your needs, your horse(s), usage, etc... some of the most general and common types of equine insurance are Full Mortality, Loss of Use, Surgical and Major Medical. Then there are a host of others to consider such as Specified Perils, Stallion Availability and International Air Transit just to name a few!

So how do you decide what type of insurance you need? Well the best answer would be to talk with a professional such as your trainer and with an Equine Insurance Specialist. A insurance specialist can help you to determine what type of insurance would be best for you.

Dietrich Equine Insurance is a Kentucky based Equine Insurance Company comprised of a host of licensed insurance agents that are active in the horse world, both in competition and pleasure. These are agents are uniquely qualified to help guide you through Equine Insurance.

Dietrich Equine not only specializes in Equine Insurance but also in Farm and Liability Insurance allowing them to help with all of your Equine related needs.

For more information go to www.ChicagoEquestrian.com for a direct link to Dietrich Equine Insurance.


- Posted by Steph from my iPad

2 comments:

  1. I have some good friends that are really into horses, and they were telling me how critical it is to have horse medical insurance. They had one horse that needed all sorts of medical help, and if weren't for horse insurance, they wouldn't have been able to save him. Thanks for sharing this!

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  2. One of my friends casually mentioned something about horse insurance the other day. I had no idea it was even a thing before then.

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