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.
1 On average, horse teeth floating is going to cost anywhere from $80 to $220 per horse. 2  If sedation is required, tack on another $10 to $30 for the entire procedure. 3  According to Equusite.com, a 20-40 minute dental exam alone often costs between $30 and $70. According to Equusite.com, a 20-40 minute dental exam alone often costs between $30 and $70. 2  For instance, the company Advanced Equine Dental offers dental services for $150 for horse owners who will have their own veterinarian in attendance.