Sport Horse Claim Numbers:
O/H: 021 554 5832 A/H: 066 165 3349

In order to claim in the Life Saving Surgery with Critical Care Cover category, the condition threatening the horse needs to be both an emergency and lifesaving in nature, and it must be treated in hospital.

This claim requires the following:

1. Notification that the horse has been admitted to hospital
2. Completed and signed claim form
3. Vet report
4. Invoices related to the care in hospital
5. Invoices related to the treatment and aftercare

Under the Life Saving Surgery Cover you may claim for emergency lifesaving surgery in hospital.

This claim requires the following:

1. Notification that the horse has been admitted to hospital
2. Completed and signed claim form
3. Vet report
4. Invoices relating to the surgery and aftercare

In the event of non-emergency Medical Care, we can only cover the listed types of medical care.

Reporting your claim

1. Notification that the horse requires treatment
2. Completed and signed claim form
3. Vet report specifically diagnosing the horse with a condition specified under the Medical care list of ailments
4. Invoices related to the treatment of the horse

Should for some reason your horse damage property or injure someone not related to the horse, such as a spectator, you may claim against Public Liability cover for any legal action taken against you by a third party.

For this you will require the following:

1. Completed and signed claim form
2. Documents pertaining to the third party’s approach regarding the claim.

Kuda offers two types of day-to-day medical cover: Medical Comprehensive and Medical Saver. Claims for veterinary fees resulting from unforeseen illness or accidental injury are limited to R100 000 per event for both types of cover, and a total in any one insurance year no more than R100 000 for Medical Comprehensive Cover and R50 000 for Medical Saver Cover.

This claim requires the following:

1. Notification that the horse requires treatment
2. Completed and signed claim form
3. Vet report when applicable
4. Invoices relating to the treatment