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Guidelines For a Pre-purchase Examination


Oct 11, 2006

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Some guidelines to keep in mind when arranging to have a pre-purchase exam on a perspective horse for purchase:

  • Choose a veterinarian who is familiar with the breed, sport or use for which the horse is being purchased.
  • Explain to your veterinarian your expectations and primary uses for the horse including short- and long-term goals (for example, showing, then breeding). 
  • Ask your veterinarian to outline the procedures that he/she feels should be included in the examination and why. 
  • Establish the costs for these procedures. 
  • Be present during the purchase exam. The seller or agent should also be present. 
  • Discuss with your veterinarian his/her findings in private. 
  • Don't be afraid to ask questions or request further information about your veterinarian's findings.

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