Depends on the breed/ height/health. Also if you are boarding your horse is it more then keeping one at home. Are you buyin or part boarding are you planning to show.
the costs vary each month due to vet bill bedding grain and hay.
i spend $400 a month on taking care of my horse.
The cost of stabling a horse monthly will vary greatly from area to area. In the USA it goes mostly by how close you are to an urban area with the prices getting higher the closer you are to a city. Boarding fees vary from $150 a month for self-care paddock boarding to $2,000 at a full care show facility, with most falling in the $350-$500 range. On top of that you have to add in Vet bills and Farrier costs. Expect to pay a minimum of $200 a year on just hoof trimming, shoe cost more of course. A vet can run from $900 and up a year. The stable may or may not provide bedding and feed. If not then you'll have to buy these also, expect to pay $200+ for bedding a year and depending on the type of hay you feed $250+ a year for hay, concentrates are more. You may be required to carry equine insurance at a boarding barn, so that'll add up to a minimum of $400 a year. Add all this up and you get $3,850-$26,050 yearly, this translates into $320.83-$2170.83 a month. With most costs falling into the $5,000 a year range equalling $416.67 a month.
if you pasture the horse, than at least one acre, if you stable it, than basically enough for the stable and a place to ride the horse/ exercize it
This depends on what you mean by 'cost'.If you mean to build a stable on your own property then it'll cost you upwards of $5,000 for a small one or two horse stable. Anything bigger and you should budget around $40,000 or more.If you mean to rent or lease then it could cost $100 or more per month.
I am trying to find out how much it will cost to transport my horse to Hawaii from Pennsylvania? thanks shannon
A mini can eat 1 to 2 flakes of hay a day and doesn't need grain. It depends on how much pasture you have and how much hay costs where you live.
My 3 month old mule just had umbilical hernia surgery. He also had an infected umbilical cord. It cost me about $600.00 including his antibiotics. I was not charged to castrate him at the same time. The cost will vary on were you are located.
The cost to board a horse in Florida will vary according to the location and the type of stable and care you are looking for. For basic field board with self care it can cost as low as $200 a month. For a show stable with full care it can cost $1000 a month or more.
Renting a horse stable usually on average cost around $200 dollars ,if not more.Depends on the barn stables and the features and qualities that come with it.
Alot of money
In South Africa, the cost of a horse can be around R30,000. Looking after the horse can cost around R2,500 per month.
About $6,000 plus the four month Quarantine fee.
anywhere from $100/m to $600/m -pinky It depends on the stable. At the stable I keep my horse at its about $350 a month for self care and $390 for full care. It depends a lot on the price to feed is, where your located, how many horses (you might get a discount if you are boarding multiple horses in one place.) Several things are to be considered. You should search local barns near you, call them and get an estimate. ~Pinkangel1029
Ultimately, it depends on the breed and if they are pregnant, sick, or boarded. I board my horse and that comes with food, water, stall, and other things. In my boarding stable they pay you if they use your horse to teach a lesson! For my 1 QH broodmare its about $340 every month. Do some research if that doesnt help.
it depends on what size your horse is and how much room it needs
if you pasture the horse, than at least one acre, if you stable it, than basically enough for the stable and a place to ride the horse/ exercize it
cost:$25,000 a month
This depends on what you mean by 'cost'.If you mean to build a stable on your own property then it'll cost you upwards of $5,000 for a small one or two horse stable. Anything bigger and you should budget around $40,000 or more.If you mean to rent or lease then it could cost $100 or more per month.
Well, it depends. Different places charge different amounts, depends if it's staying a their stable or the trainer will come to you, and how often they will train your horse. I would call local stables and ask around. I have paid $350 a month for a good trainer come to my farm 4 days a week and work with one horse. I have also paid $1000 a month for a horse to be at a "show barn" with a nationally known trainer. Shows are extra $$.