Insurance of animals and/or loss of agricultural production value
Insurance of animals and/or loss of agricultural production value
What are the basic insured risks in animal insurance?
Death, forced slaughter, slaughter for economic reasons
How can I insure my dog?
Dogs are insured between the ages of 8 weeks and 9 years of age, and must be healthy, vaccinated and marked with a microchip.
Do all animals that are insured have to be properly marked?
They must, and the numbers of the stamps should be written in the forms and stored with the owner of the animal.
What can be insured?
Healthy domestic and wild animals controlled in breeding and pets
How is the insured sum determined for fattening animals (pigs, beef)?
The insured amount is determined as the market value at the end of the fattening period.
What is the insured risk in animal insurance?
Insured risks are exclusively illness or accidents that directly threaten the life of the insured animal.
What do we call the “economic disease” of animals?
An economic disease is called the loss of milk or breeding ability in cattle, poor growth in fattening pigs, partial disability in horses, weakening of sense of smell and hearing in hunting dogs, etc…
What is the sum insured for my pet?
A pet with a pedigree is insured up to the market value of a puppy or kitten of the same breed and sex
Can the loss of reproductive capacity be insured?
It is possible, if it is specially contracted as an additional risk, but only for female breeding necks.
What risks are covered if I want to insure bees?
Bees are insured against the risk of death, destruction of hives, combs and honey in the apiary.
Is it possible to secure a 13-year-old breeding cow?
Unfortunately, no, because breeding cows are insured at the age of 18 months until they are 12 years old.
What is the starting date of the insurer’s liability for damages to domestic animals that occur due to death or illness?
After 14 days from the start of insurance.
