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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.
Foal. I am having a pre-purchase exam done tomorrow on a $1200 gelding, the vet check should cost about $250, includes head to toe exam, flexion, x-ray of one hoof (a small hoof abnormality and I want to make sure), and coggins.This doesn't include worming or vaccines because he is current.Good luck! am having a pre-purchase exam done tomorrow on a $1200 gelding, the vet check should cost about $250, includes head to toe exam, flexion, x-ray of one hoof (a small hoof abnormality and I want to make sure), and coggins. This doesn't include worming or vaccines because he is current. Good luck!