Safeguard Your Herd and Secure Your Future with Livestock Insurance.

Livestock insurance covers a variety of risks such as death from accidents, illness, disease, or fire. It may also cover theft and injury of animals, loss of use due to accidents or illnesses, and the costs involved in public liability related to livestock.

Farming operations face unpredictable risks like disease outbreaks, accidents, or weather events that can result in financial loss. Livestock insurance provides financial protection, ensuring that your business remains operational after unforeseen events.

Livestock insurance typically covers a wide range of animals, including cattle, sheep, horses, and other farm animals. It can also cover high-value animals like stud bulls, rams, and horses with extended coverage options beyond basic farm packages.

Yes, public liability cover can be included in your livestock insurance policy to protect you if your animals cause injury or damage to third parties. This is especially important for farmers whose livestock may wander or be involved in road incidents.

Yes, depending on the policy, livestock insurance can cover losses due to disease outbreaks, including compensation for death or necessary culling to prevent the spread of disease.

If your livestock is stolen, most livestock insurance policies will provide compensation based on the value of the stolen animals. It is important to ensure your policy includes theft cover.

Yes, policies can be tailored with specific coverage for high-value animals, such as breeding bulls, rams, or horses. These policies often cover more than basic risks and can include death due to illness or accidents.

If you need to file a claim, you'll need to notify your insurance provider immediately, provide all relevant documentation, such as veterinary reports, and submit evidence of the incident. The insurance company will guide you through the necessary steps for processing the claim, which we will guide you through to ensure a smooth  process.