niagaraduval
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Both horses need their teeth floating. How often should this be done? And approximately how much does it cost per horse?
Thanks.
Thanks.
Floating teeth
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lucemoose
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Im not sure on cost as my vet bill hasnt come through yet! My dentist charges around £25-30 per horse, less if theres a few to share his visit. Mine are mainly done by vet so they can be sedated and then the electric float can be used, much better result IMO.
Got one horse who could probably have yearly or less visits, and the other is a 4- 6 monther due to his mouth conformation.
normally is 6 months to a year, dependant on how you think they are doing.
Got one horse who could probably have yearly or less visits, and the other is a 4- 6 monther due to his mouth conformation.
normally is 6 months to a year, dependant on how you think they are doing.
VictoriaEDT
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Usually every 6-12 months depending on the individual and cost varies depending on experience I guess.
£30-45 per horse for a maintenance float
£30-45 per horse for a maintenance float
moodiestmare
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I think my vet charges about £25 but I can hack her there it is so close so I have no call out (which would be approx £20.)
I think it needs to be at least every year, probably more often as they age.
I think it needs to be at least every year, probably more often as they age.
perfectpolly
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it depends on how their teeth are really. every 6 months , or yearly. my 15year old mare is done yearly with her innoculations.( which saves double call out) vet will reccommend how frequently it needs to be done.
costs about £25, plus call out.
costs about £25, plus call out.