Horse dentist.How much do u pay??

[tania01]

A friend has asked me,well a close friend of mine does my two and does not charge me a penny.

I have asked him how much he charges he says £30 per horse.

Is that good???

 

[Meandtheboys]

I pay £45 per horse...........so yes £30 seems cheap

 

[devilwoman]

I pay £15 but my guy is semi-retired so only does it for old customers/friends etc, for a bit of pocket money.

 

[Paula18]

I pay £25, £20 if more than one horse.

 

[VictoriaEDT]

I charge £45 but it does make a difference where in the country you are and whether the EDT is qualified

 

[Ali2]

£40 per horse. Our dentist does an entire day on the yard and fits everyone in so may be slightly cheaper then his normal fee.

 

[VictoriaEDT]

oh yes that too - discounted if there all day

 

[Harriephebs]

30 quid for me

 

[Blue-bear]

i paid 40 last time, but he was a new guy and does it cheaper after he has done the horse first time, but only by a few quid i think

 

[FanyDuChamp]

I pay £35, my EDT is fantastic and worth every penny.

 

[Super_Kat]

I don't pay cash, I pay in other ways.

 

[sevoflurane]

I paid £25 last time but I wasn't that happy so got someone else coming out again which I think is about £40

It pays to get the right professional in the first place

 

[sevoflurane]

oooeeer misses

 

[janet68]

I Cant use dentist as he needs sedating and would cost loads more than the 90 quid every 3 months( try to stretch it to 4 though) as he has problems with his teeth

 

[lisa_dundee]

£5 for a check up and £28 if they need treatment, or it might be £25, cant remember now come to think of it sorry

 

[tania01]

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I don't pay cash, I pay in other ways.

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I dont mean in that way.


Cut a long story short My horse dentist loves Birds of prey,my OH is a falconer and have become very very good friends.

The person i used to work for introduced me to the horse dentist He used to train amd breed race horses in America

 

[Collytown]

I pay £50.

 

[lannerch]

£30 for the first edt not beva qualified then about 6 weeks when the beva registered edt turned up on the yard unexpected another £45 as I did not trust the first edt so got him to look at my horse.

Thangoodness I did as he had to do a lot of work , the back molars had very sharp points ( I felt them and he was not wrong ) the first edt who was not qualified in this country but had done a short course in new zealand had done as good as nothing except take my money so I ask you which of the two were better value?

 

[Super_Kat]

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I don't pay cash, I pay in other ways.

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I dont mean in that way.



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I'm doing a bit of clipping.....What did you think I meant?!

 

[Rudey]

I pay £35!

 

[PennywithHenry]

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I pay £25 per horse, and he's absolutely fantastic. My new mare with the dental issues had severe overgrowth and couldn't close her mouth properly, it took him 4 hours with power floats etc. He was quiet and calm with her, never tried to do more than a few minutes at a time with her and removed 10ml of overgrowth, and still only charged me £25.

 

[Hullabaloo]

Last time I paid £60 which I thought was a bit steep. I just added him on to the yard list but think I'll be checking the price first next time.
Usually I've paid about £40.

 

[TallyHo123]

I payed £60!!

 

[night_mare]

mine charges £40 a horse.

 

[BFG]

I had mine done yesterday and paid £25.00 but only one horse needed doing so the other one was free.

We have them done every 6 months.