What is the average gelding price?
My friend is interested in buying a horse but the problem is that he is a stallion. :P
So does anyone know that average gelding price for stallions? Any idea?
Thanks!! :D
If he is oldish like over 3 years old then its not a angelic idea because we had a pony that was cut to postponed and he acted just like a stallion. so im just aphorism dont do it to late because it wont help except that he cant breed anymore.
How old is he?
usually, whether he's yearling. like cheap-ish.like 150-250, depending on the vet clinic and the location.
IF he's older...capably, why doesn't she just buy an already 'gelded' horse? or, if he's what she wants, why fix him? she could breed him.
whether it's because he's dominating and aggressive, he could still carry those acquired habits somewhat on, after surgery!
It's expensive when they are elder too.sometimes near a grand (1000 dollars). Prices vary widely though! So check beside a local vet for a quote! It may only be 500, give or take, within your area. Problematic situations arise sometimes when they are older too. as they have need of recovery time(which would make it cost more!) IF she gets a apt vet, the risks should be minimal, and all will go well!
Here's a correct link! with good points! she may be getting into trouble money sagacious, and risky business.as it gets expensive and like i said complications COULD occur when they are older.also they may still have some stallion like conduct and be dominant anyways.
http://www.wayofthehorse.org/HelpCenter/...
in the U.S, right now horses are really cheap. so I would get the owner of the stallion pay for the gilding. otherwise I would look for a horse that was already gelded
bout 2-lb300 ego expect. buh personaly i wudnt no, im friends wiv an equine vet n get it dun wivout call-out charge. =]
ring up different place 4 quotes frst! =]
gd luck =]
I gelded my horse at 1 1/2, it was roughly speaking $200.
200-500
Answers: The price range around here is roughly $300-600.00 plus call charge if you have it done at the steady.
Depending upon the age of the stallion it will depend on how long it takes for the testrone to get out of his system. At 2 normally it take only a matter of months before you can turn him out near other horses. However at 5 it takes several years for it to work out of their system.
Does she have any experience with dealing/handling stallions? Because until he nolonger pays attention to the girls, it's going to be approaching she STILL has one.
