Horseshoeing (Farrier) Insurance

With an ever-growing horse population, being used commercially and for pleasure, the demand for professional shoeing services is on the rise.

Most farriers who provide equine hoof-care services are self-employed professionals.  Whether you operate your ‘Farriery Business’ at home, from a workshop or offer mobile services, you must carry adequate liability coverage, that unfortunately doesn’t come with a standard homeowner’s policy.

Common liability exposures you face during regular operations that could result in claims include:

  • Hoof-care mistakes, blunders or negligence could render the horse lame
  • Visitors and customers meeting with accidents and getting injured on the premises
  • Risk of fire and burns
  • Risk of bite and kick injuries

Horseshoeing Farrier Insurance is a ‘stand-alone’ policy that offers protection with:

  • Business Owner’s Insurance
  • Professional Liability
  • Workers’ Comp
  • Commercial Auto
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