Canadian Old Age Security (OAS) is the single largest program of the Canadian federal government. According to Budget 2012, the OAS program provides approximately $38 billion per year in benefits to 4.9 million individuals.
for the vet that would depend on if it gets sick. when you buy a new horse you should have the vet do a routine check would be about $100-$150. other then that keep your horse updated on it's shots and proper care and you don't have to worry.
A whopping 80 percent of pets will experience a medical emergency in their lifetime,* and vet bills can range from a $30 check up to an $8,000 kidney transplant, and beyond. In fact, the average claim for pet accidents is $547.**. Fortunately, however, thereâs pet insurance. Simply put, pet health insurance provides reimbursement coverage for veterinary bills related to the treatment of an injured or sick pet. Pet insurance also covers emergency care, helping you from getting stuck with an unexpected expense.