What does your farrier charge for a trim?

[Suby2]

My pony is retired and has had her shoes removed. The farrier trims her feet every six weeks and charges £25. Is this a fairly common amount for a trim?

 

[teddypops]

£20

 

[Eeconyn]

£15 but that's alongside call-out for shoes and a second horse.

 

[sheep]

I pay £15 but farrier also comes out to shoe another (£45) - plus we are in NI where it seems to be a bit cheaper!

 

[doodle]

£20

 

[missmatch]

I pay £25 a trim in Northanptonshire but I can't fault my farrier and I'm happy to pay that x

 

[vmac66]

£25.00. Don't mind paying that as she is absolutely brilliant x

 

[Supertrooper]

£25 but I'd happily pay more. Farrier is great, is kind and patient with my not easy pony. Is always on time and keeps in touch xxx

 

[Goldenstar]

£30

 

[Cobbytype]

Donks are £25 each and horse is £30.

 

[poiuytrewq]

Gawd knows! I cannot work out what the heck my farrier charges for anything as it varies so much! Ponies don't get trimmed every time just as and when they need it but always alongside horses being shod and a trim can add anything from £20-£35 onto my bill

 

[honetpot]

Cambs £25, they are done every six to eight weeks, brood mares and young stock.

 

[willhegofirst]

£25, always have him trimmed when my friends horse is being shod. Payed less down south funny enough only £15, not complaining farrier does a great job.

 

[SatansLittleHelper]

In Shropshire and it's £25 a trim

 

[Equi]

£20 here which I find rather expensive for a miniature horse that basically needs a nail file.

 

[throughtheforest]

I have a barefoot trimmer that charges £40 per trim. The previous farrier charged £50 a trim.

 

[eggs]

£20 for a trim in Oxon with a brilliant farrier. However there are nine horses all done at the same time varying from barefoot to a full set of shoes so he isn't just coming out for one trim.

 

[debsflo]

Mines £15 but generally only needs fronts doing.

 

[oldie48]

My "master farrier" charged £20 but he was shoeing my other horse too, who is rather more expensive. £25 doesn't seem expensive tbh.

 

[YorksG]

£20 per trim, but does all four in a session every eight weeks.

 

[Leam_Carrie]

£20 for a trim - does several horses on the yard at once

 

[Sukistokes2]

£20 a trim, that's in conjunction with a shoeing , if he was coming out just to trim I would expect call out on top

 

[Nasicus]

£35 each for my two, from a professional barefoot podiatrist.

 

[ester]

£15 and he says he mostly just threatens them with a rasp he shoes another at the same time.

 

[JJS]

My old farrier charged me £10 per trim but I expect that was mates rates. The current one charges £20.

 

[Suby2]

Thanks for the replies. Seems like a fairly standard charge then. He does shoe my friends horse at the same visit.

 

[poiuytrewq]

£20 here which I find rather expensive for a miniature horse that basically needs a nail file.

Same with my two littlies. Farrier even says "mm not much to do here"

 

[Pinkvboots]

£20

 

[Sparemare]

£25

 

[Dubsie]

Mine varies too but £10 is cheapest, £20 the most. Think it depends on how good a mood he is in!