Equine Dentists... How much ?

[SAL66]

How much do you think for a general rasp & checkup.Thanks

 

[rema]

We pay £35 for a general going over.Our EDT charges that whether he works on the horse for 5 minutes or 5 hours.

 

[shoo]

I pay 25 plus 5 petrol ( thats pounds btw I couldn't find the pound sign as my keyword has gone wrong

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[baleofhay]

mine charges 39 pounds for visit and treatment

 

[kerilli]

it should be £35+, because done properly it takes about 40+ minutes. i used to be happy with people (including my vet) doing it in 15 mins... a week after a vet had done my best horse, there happened to be an Equine Dentist at the yard i visited with her. he had a look as a precaution, even though i was sure they were perfect... well, i cut myself on the edge of one, once he'd put the gag on and let me have a feel. i now never trust anyone who doesn't take the full 45 mins and let me feel how smooth they are at the end.
i feel very very guilty that i worked my horses for years thinking their teeth had been done properly, when they weren't.

 

[piebaldsparkle]

We pay £30 per horse (but have about 12 done at the same time).

 

[SAL66]

Thanks for your replies

 

[Jackie_L]

I pay £25 per horse.

 

[Coffee_Bean]

£40 per horse, but he comes from miles and miles away and spends a long time with the horses, he's american trained so probably a bit more experienced than most dentists and he is into his herbal remedie things

 

[Donkeymad]

Average of £35 per horse, sometimes varies slightly depending on how much work is needed, including dropping the price.

 

[happihorse]

It only cost me £30 including call out (10 miles away) to have the EDT come out for just one horse. He only needed a little bit of work - smoothing off one hook and levelling off in general.