Equine dentist

[HannahB]

Hiya, anyone reccomend good reliable dentists for my ponies in gloucestershire? I was reccomended Jamie Martin by my farrier but there seem to be so many people of his name that I cant find his facebook or even a number for him. Thanks

 

[fankino04]

Curtis Thompson at wessex equine dental services is excellent. He's the only one I've found that my mare will stand quietly for.

 

[poiuytrewq]

I always used Tom Siddal, he’s brilliant imo but I was unable to get him this year.
My neighbour has James/Jamie Shepard and he did mine this time round. Would definitely recommend him.

 

[Noble]

Look on the BAEDT website members page.

 

[Annagain]

Ok this will sound random but I have an excellent vet dental specialist in S.Wales who also teaches the post-grad equine dentistry course at Liverpool. When I got Wiggy, she came to check his teeth which had been done by B&W in his old home in Thornbury. She said they had been done very well and thought they must have been done by the dental specialist at Breadstone as she really rates him. This is the first time she's ever done a horse at our yard and NOT found an issue caused by previous poor work. (not in a 'nobody is as good as me' way, she's been able to show us the issues she's found and explain what's wrong with them)

So that's a long way of recommending Breadstone's specialist whose name I can't remember!

 

[awelshandawarmblood]

Ok this will sound random but I have an excellent vet dental specialist in S.Wales who also teaches the post-grad equine dentistry course at Liverpool. When I got Wiggy, she came to check his teeth which had been done by B&W in his old home in Thornbury. She said they had been done very well and thought they must have been done by the dental specialist at Breadstone as she really rates him. This is the first time she's ever done a horse at our yard and NOT found an issue caused by previous poor work. (not in a 'nobody is as good as me' way, she's been able to show us the issues she's found and explain what's wrong with them)

So that's a long way of recommending Breadstone's specialist whose name I can't remember!

Ok this will sound random but I have an excellent vet dental specialist in S.Wales who also teaches the post-grad equine dentistry course at Liverpool. When I got Wiggy, she came to check his teeth which had been done by B&W in his old home in Thornbury. She said they had been done very well and thought they must have been done by the dental specialist at Breadstone as she really rates him. This is the first time she's ever done a horse at our yard and NOT found an issue caused by previous poor work. (not in a 'nobody is as good as me' way, she's been able to show us the issues she's found and explain what's wrong with them)

So that's a long way of recommending Breadstone's specialist whose name I can't remember!

I know the one! She did my boys teeth when I had him kept that way on youngstock livery. I'll try & think of her name!

 

[Annagain]

I know the one! She did my boys teeth when I had him kept that way on youngstock livery. I'll try & think of her name!

I'm pretty sure it was a he she mentioned but might be wrong. I'll have a look at the wesite, if they have profiles there , I might find a name that rings a bell.

ETA - I was leaning towards the name Peter before I looked up the vets and there is indeed a Pete Ravenhill specialising in dentistry there so I think it must be him. He's at the Willesley branch

 

[awelshandawarmblood]

Tessa is the one I was thinking of, she was fab from B&W.

 

[Afon_34]

Another vote for Curtis Thompson at Wessex equine dental services

 

[Landcruiser]

Stuart Philpott, (Field of Equitation) based in Minety just south of Cirencester. His wife is a vet and can do sedation as well if required. he is excellent, really good and calming with less than willing patients.