How much do equine dentist charge you??

[sarahgill]

Just wondering what everyone pays, they never like to tell you until they have rasped away and hand you a hefty bill, then say its the going rate, so what does everyone pay?

 

[Serephin]

I have just had mine out and paid £27.50

ETS: he did another 5 neds on our yard as well

 

[Blizzard]

It costs me £30 to have my horse's teeth done, our vet who is also an equine dentist does ours, we split callout.

 

[sarahgill]

O my god, mine is a qualified vet so they can sedate and i pay £50!!!!! i am well over charged!

 

[Selkie]

I pay £50 without sedation

 

[Little_Mare]

£30.00, I think he charges more for those who don't have it done regularly.

 

[_OC_]

I use Colin Hill and we pay £30 per horse as yard tend to get together to make it cheaper still same price for each horse irrelevant of what work is required of each horse!

 

[happihorse]

I recently paid £30 without sedation. This was including call out and for one horse only. Mind, he didn't need much work doing - just general maintenance and rasping a hook off!

 

[lucysnapshot]

I pay £25

 

[jumpthemoon]

I paid £40 for one horse only without sedation. EDT qualified dentist - he's on their website.

 

[samp]

My vet charges £25 for checking and rasping, if mechanical machine used, sedation etc then it is more

 

[kayleigh_and_rocky]

£40 if i'm the only one being done, less if the yard is being done. He also does little bits of work for free - say if hes at yard for another horse and I mention Rocks needs doing soon, he'll check his teeth and rasp down any pointy bits and then book me in for a proper session, and not charge for the little bits he did that day.

 

[M_G]

£20 but he is technically retired and only does the ones he likes

 

[not_with_it]

I think I pay £30 or £35. I also get flirting thrown in for free

 

[showjump2003]

I pay £30 per horse for no drastic work

 

[Honeybee]

£45

 

[Toby_Zaphod]

Depending on which one comes to the yard it can be £25 or up to £45.....& that is without sedation

 

[DanielleP]

£30.00 this is usually a joint visit.

 

[Bex7]

£35 without sedation

 

[tiggie]

£43.38 two weeks ago.
No idea how they arrived at that amount, but we do live 100 miles away from nearest equine vet so even with shared costs transport would still be quite abit

 

[sfward]

Mine was about £40

 

[MillionDollar]

£30 per horse.

 

[Ottinmeg]

£30 per horse plus 15 call out, which is split if other horses being done.

 

[Puppy]

£25 per horse. £20 if 3 horses or more

 

[sw123]

£55 and he's v v good unlike a lot who really scare me with what the say/do/don't do