Equine Dentist - how much?

[kit279]

Just wondering how much it costs you to get you to get your horse's teeth done by an equine dental technician or vet or whoever you use? I think mine is quite reasonable but I just want to be sure!

 

[Heidi1]

I pay £25 for EDT and she's very good..........Notts Area

 

[katie_southwest]

Mine was about £25 I think, I was shocked, expected it to be more!

 

[Kallibear]

I looked into it a while again and it ranged from £25 to £40. I pay £30 per horse.

 

[lucym]

£35-40 if i remember correctly

 

[Sprout]

£25 - £30 I think.

 

[CrazyMare]

£30 per horse, that includes 73 miles of travel....! Eeeek! Wouldn't change for the world though, trust him immensely, and he is very very good with the horses.

 

[Miss Tipps]

Don't want to hijack but does anyone have recommendations for an EDT in the Berks/Hants area?

Thanks

 

[misst]

Colin Hill in Warfield has always done ours. Very patient with both of them especially the stroppy mare. We are now in Bookham and he is travelling to us for £40 per horse incl call out. If you google edt he is on the register.
If you want his number pm me and I will find it.

 

[RachelB]

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Don't want to hijack but does anyone have recommendations for an EDT in the Berks/Hants area?

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Martin Walls - I don't know exactly where he is but he travels about a bit. I won't let anyone else near my horse's teeth, and know a LOT of people who think the same.

 

[Miss Tipps]

Thanks. Could you PM details please?

 

[Toby_Zaphod]

Dental Technicians are a bit like vets, they charge whatever they want for treatment really as there is no specified charge for the things they do. As a result you can pay £25 for treatment & you can be charged £45 for the same treatment by another. In my experience the more expensive technician isn't necessarily the better one.

 

[redmerl]

EDT-very good,gentle man and charges £30 per horse, but he comes and does a full days worth of horses on the yard, so might be more expensive for just one.