Dentist in the South East Area?

[Crazy_cat_lady]

Anyone got any suggestions?

Preferably someone nice and quiet as H is scared of new people!

 

[Toffee44]

Where r u. Know food one in Kent and a good one in West Sussex

 

[LittleBlackMule]

This guy is excellent: Simon Vieweg at Westrow Equine

http://equinedentists.co.uk/page2.html

I've used him for youngsters, rescue cases, horses that are violently ant-vet, and they have all been calm and easy for him.

 

[Perfect-Piaffe]

I use Rob Pascoe at Bell Equine

 

[Grumpy Jewel]

I use Nick Coles. He is lovely and so gentle with the horses. The yard I used to be at had 10 horses and ponies done by him and he treated every one as an individual. He even gets you to put your arm inside and have a feel and explains stuff as he works.

 

[Zerotolerance]

Another vote for Rob Pascoe at Bell Equine.

 

[Shay]

You could try Gary Singh http://www.the-horse-dentist.com/

I've always found him really calm and quiet with nervous horses. And I know he does a lot of racehorse yards locally which to my mind is a good reccommendation for high strung animals!

 

[unbalanced]

I would definitely avoid Gary Singh. PM me if you want more info beyond that he is not on the BAEDT list.

 

[ILuvCowparsely]

Dorian Harwood without a doubt he does some of the Queens horses too

He just did a young 3 1/2 year old who had bad experience with vet last time who could not get bridle one, he manage her nice and quietly and finsihed without a hitch.

 

[unbalanced]

PP, aren't you in Norfolk? Does Rob Pascoe go all the way up there? I want to use a dentist who is also a vet as my horse can't be seen without sedation.

 

[GeorgeyGal]

My filly really relaxed with Damian Greenshields and almost fell asleep during a rasp!

 

[onemoretime]

I use Rob Pascoe at Bell Equine

Another vote for Rob Pascoe and should the horse need sedating he is able to do it.

 

[onemoretime]

PP, aren't you in Norfolk? Does Rob Pascoe go all the way up there? I want to use a dentist who is also a vet as my horse can't be seen without sedation.

Thought OP was in South East area?

 

[Chavhorse]

Nat Heal

Superb dentist and very very calm and quiet really impressed with how he handled my never seen a dentist in her life before 7 year old Irish Cob. Very informative loves his job and loves explaining it all to you.

My WB who has always been a mouthy so and so is 100% improved since Nat started treating him.

He is fully qualified and registered and a real horseman.

He Charges £40.00 for a visit and is based in Kent.

 

[JustMeThen]

Rebecca Hawkes is good, really calm and nice; she's in Kent

 

[sav123]

Carl Duggan. If a horse proves to be too nervous or unsettled he'll ask you to get some sedalin or whatever and come back another day rather than force the issue, which doesn't help anyone.

 

[LaurenBay]

Another vote for Damien greenshields. Very calm. Does the Queens Horses and the Olympic Horses

 

[foxy1]

Rob Pascoe from Bell Equine. He does routine work but also does complex referral work from all over the country, I wouldn't use anyone else.

 

[Cinnamontoast]

Ivan Stockdale does a few on my yard. Lovely bloke.

My own dentist is Matt Moister, cracking bloke.

 

[Summer pudding]

Another vote for Damien greenshields. Very calm. Does the Queens Horses and the Olympic Horses

And me too.....and he has his own horses...calm and thorough..nothing worries him....and the horses really respond.

 

[elijahasgal]

Paul Howe, 07759115928 been doing the job from before the qualifications came out, always calm with horses, is a horseman first and foremost. Meopham based

 

[muckypony]

Another vote for Dorian Harwood. He's fab, vet advised that my foals needed their teeth doing so I called him and he offered me great advice over the phone and if I was still worried to call him and he'd come straight out. After seeing him with my other pony and others I used to work with, I wouldn't let anyone else do them!