How much does a horse vet cost per year?
The annual veterinary expense for a healthy horse is around 200-500 euros for check-ups, vaccinations, and deworming.
Detailed explanation
The routine veterinary cost for a healthy horse includes vaccinations (flu and tetanus as a baseline), deworming, dental check-ups, and a general examination. Together, this usually ranges from 200 to 500 euros per year under normal circumstances. To this, unforeseen events must be added, which can be expensive for a horse: colic requiring surgery, an injury, or an emergency can amount to several thousand euros. This is why many owners value equine insurance that covers major veterinary expenses.
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