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Whether you’re insuring a single horse, your donor cows, or an entire herd, we’ll make the process quick, clear, and easy.
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What is equine or livestock mortality insurance?
Mortality insurance protects you financially if your insured animal dies due to a covered cause such as accident, illness, disease, or humane destruction (when medically necessary). Coverage is based on the animal’s insured value.
What types of animals can be insured?
Coverage is available for horses, cattle, and other livestock used for show, breeding, or performance. Each animal must meet the carrier’s eligibility and health requirements at the time of application.
How is the insured value determined?
The value is typically based on purchase price, show records, breeding potential, or appraisal. For high-value animals, documentation such as sale receipts or performance history may be required.
What should I do if my animal becomes sick or injured?
Contact your veterinarian immediately and notify the insurance company or your agent as soon as possible.
Do not euthanize the animal unless medically necessary and only after approval from the carrier.
What happens if my animal dies?
Notify the insurance company right away using the contact information on your binder or policy. A licensed veterinarian must perform a necropsy, and all records should be submitted as part of the claim process.
Are transportation accidents covered?
Yes — most mortality policies cover accidental death during transit, whether hauling to a show, sale, or breeding facility. Additional endorsements may extend protection for medical expenses due to injury in transit.
What documents are needed to start a policy?
You’ll typically need:
A completed application
Veterinary health certificate
Bill of sale or proof of value
Payment of the initial premium
How long does coverage take to begin?
Coverage can begin once the completed application, payment, and any required veterinary documentation are received and approved by the insurance carrier.
How do I file a claim?
Call the number listed on your policy binder immediately.
Does submitting a quote form bind coverage?
No. Submitting a quote request does not create or bind coverage. All applications must be reviewed and approved by the insurance carrier before coverage is effective.