Insurance of farm animals

Accepted for insurance: Cattle, small cattle (sheep, goats, donkeys, mules), pigs raised in an industrial way (pig farms), poultry (chickens, turkeys, ducks, etc.), fur-bearing animals (nutria, muskrats), and others.

The basic risks for insurance are:

• fire, lightning, explosion;
• natural disasters (storm, hurricane, hail, rain, snowfall, landslide, earthquake, rockfall and avalanches)
• theft, robbery;
• suffocation (asphyxiation);
• blockage of the gastrointestinal tract as a result of foreign objects;
• poisoning on natural pastures by herbs or chemicals;
• snake or poisonous insect bites;
• falling into a gorge, pit, etc;
• attacks by wild animals and feral dogs;
• drowning;

The list of risks can be expanded by agreement of the parties. Additional risks may include the following:

• diseases (non-communicable and communicable, the list is separately determined by the insurance contract)
• being hit by a moving vehicle;
• unforeseen breakdowns or defects in livestock equipment in the places where the insured animals are kept.

The cost of insurance is calculated individually for each farm and depends on the level of insurance coverage, the list of farm animals, keeping conditions, insurance territory, etc.

It will take us 1-2 business days to draw up an insurance contract and make an expert assessment of the results of the inspection and analysis of documents.

The average time for an expert to arrive is 3 business days from the date of the request.

No.

Epizootics, forced slaughter of animals by order of public authorities, infectious diseases (African swine fever, classical swine fever, rabies, foot and mouth disease, anthrax, etc.).