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- In addition to food (hay and grain), water (8-12 gallons per day) and shelter, horses require regular hoof care, dental care, deworming, vaccinations, tack and equipment ($200 and up). Training, lessons and attire costs quickly add up too.
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Feb 26, 2021 · As a ballpark figure of importing a horse from Europe to the U.S., you’re looking at the cost of between $7,000 and $10,000, although it’s worth noting that the cost comes down if several horses are traveling together. The cost of the import depends on the sex of the horse, and what county they are coming from.
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Oct 18, 2024 · The requirements to import horses and other equines, or their germplasm, into the United States depend on several factors, including: Where the animal resided before departure to the United States (or before the collection date for semen and embryos)
Mar 22, 2024 · Generally, horse owners will enlist the services of a broker/shipping agent to bring a horse into the United States. While APHIS does not require use of a broker/shipping agent for importing horses, experienced brokers can be very helpful.
In addition to food (hay and grain), water (8-12 gallons per day) and shelter, horses require regular hoof care, dental care, deworming, vaccinations, tack and equipment ($200 and up). Training, lessons and attire costs quickly add up too.
- Bloodwork
- European Ground Transport
- Flying Home
- USDA Quarantine
- Cem Quarantine
- Finally Getting Home
When shopping internationally, your pre-purchase exam must include some essential bloodwork for export. Horses must be confirmed negative for Piroplasmosis, Glanders, Dourine, CEM and EIA in order to arrive in the United States.
Just like a horse bought in the states has to make it to your barn, your new horse needs transportation to a facility before export. Your horse will be collected from its home stable two to four days before the scheduled flight. This allows for the government vet to make health and export papers prior to departure. Kardel Global Equine uses two dif...
Your horse will be transported to the KLM Animal Hotel the morning of its flight and loaded onto its pallet. A standard pallet holds three horses, but you have the option to ship your horse in a stall and a half (two horses per pallet), or a box stall (one horse per pallet) for an extra fee. The cost varies by destination and depending on if your h...
All imported horses spend their first 24 hours on US Soil in USDA Quarantine. If you bought a gelding congratulations! This is your last step before taking delivery. Mares and stallions transit from USDA Quarantine to CEM Quarantine, which is explained below. Cost for USDA quarantine is $3,250 for mares, stallions and geldings.
CEM is a sexually transmitted disease in horses, prior to flying your horse will be confirmed negative, but the US takes the extra precaution of quarantine. Mares spend 15 days in CEM Quarantine, while stallions stay for 33. During CEM Quarantine, mares are cultured and tested for CEM several times. Stallions are also cultured and tested. In additi...
After all the necessary quarantine has been completed, your new horse is ready to go home! Since Los Angeles (LAX), New York (JFK) and Miami (MIA) are the three major airports that handle imported horses, you will need to arrange shipping from quarantine at those three central locations. Shipping rates depend on the distance and the provider. Impor...
Sep 6, 2023 · What do you need to own a horse? Horses need a lot in terms of care, from feeding to grooming and riding tack. Before buying a horse, you’ll need to consider all the equipment and items required for its upkeep on top of the initial cost, not to mention boarding fees if you decide to board your horse. Here are some of the most common items ...
Expect a quality show horse to run between $10,000 and $30,000. Top horses can go for six figures. They’re usually pleasant to be around and adaptable to a lot of different activities. They race, jump, go on trails, do dressage, work cattle, and more.
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