Miniature horses are the definition of sweetness and kindness to the world and are highly loved pet animals, especially by kids. However, it may seem that it is way less costly to raise a miniature horse compared to a normal one, but the information that we are going to provide for you shows that this is not totally true.
So, in case you are considering to buy one, we want to give you some useful information so you will know in advance if you will be able to afford it or not. Let’s have a look. How much will it cost to buy one? It depends on what you are looking for, hence we are bringing the table below from ANIMALHOW.
So, as you may notice, the gender, age, temper and definitely the skills are all determinants of the price that a miniature horse should have. Now let’s have a look at the costs of raising one. Vaccinations: $65 per year, hoof care: $200 per year, shoeing: $500 per year, hay: $800-900 per year, supplements: $200 per year, Saddle- $200, Bridle-$30, Trailer- $2,000, Buggy- $600.
As you can see, there are a lot of expenses, but most owners have agreed that the costs of raising one are insignificant to the joy that their miniature pets have brought to their families. It is your decision now whether to buy one or not.
