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Location: Oologah, Oklahoma | Hi all,
I am wanting to get one of my horses knees injected (both joints in one knee) but want to know who you all recommend? Looking to stay as low $ as possible but want her to get what she needs. She's got mild arthritis (12 y/o) due to offset knees. How much would I be looking at about? Thank you in advance! |
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 Namesless in BHW
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Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | Sent you a PM |
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Red Hot Cardinal Fan
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| Dr. White in Sallisaw. Extremely affordable and very knowledgable! I haven't had knees injected, but pretty sure last time I had ones hocks done it was less than $150. |
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Rad Dork
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Location: Oklahoma | While I haven't used him for injections and I can't estimate a cost for you.... I was very impressed with my time at Dr. Propp's in Pryor. |
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Location: Oklahoma | I second Dr. White in Sallisaw. I've used him several times for hocks and even internal stifle blistering. I think he's fantastic! |
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 Riding High in Nebraska
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Location: Central Oklahoma | I like Propp in Pryor, or Mitchell in Bristow. Both are reasonable price wise. |
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Namesless in BHW
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Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | There is another one up around the Vinita area I believe it is. Now if I could just remember his name! He is a very good lameness vet and very reasonable. |
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| Dr Marcotte is around the Vinita area I believe. Very good vet and I have used him a few times, but I feel like he is pretty pricey!! JMO |
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 Lived to tell about it and will never do it again
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| Legacy Equine in Glenpool
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 The Worst Seller Ever
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Location: Oklahoma | Propp in Pryor and White in Sallisaw are the best bang for your buck.
I use Legacy, but they are open on Saturdays and 10 miles from the house. |
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Namesless in BHW
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Location: At the race track with Ah Dee Ohs | MObrlrcr - 2014-10-10 2:02 PM Dr Marcotte is around the Vinita area I believe. Very good vet and I have used him a few times, but I feel like he is pretty pricey!! JMO
That's who I was trying to remember! I really liked him. For all I had done, I thought he very reasonable. |
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Location: stumbling around BHW | total performance - 2014-10-10 1:07 PM
There is another one up around the Vinita area I believe it is. Now if I could just remember his name! He is a very good lameness vet and very reasonable.
Dr Marcotte He found the hook in the knee of my mare, but missed her fractured spint bone. Dr White in Sallisaw found it after I had spent tons at two other WELL KNOWN vets had missed it
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Location: Oologah, Oklahoma | I'll be getting my other mare ultrasounded at Dr Propp's on Tuesday - I may have to use him! Thanks everyone! |
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 Pork Fat is my Favorite
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Location: The Oklahoma plains. | Did I really see someone post about $150 for inj hocks? For real? Where and with what?
I have tried all the vets listed and as far as feel good, fatherly kind of advice, I prefer Dr Propp.
But there is a new young lady vet at Sapulp that we really like so har. And she is certified in chiro and acupuncture if anyone has a need for those services.  |
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| Dr Marcotte in Vinita. He's the best! |
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| john marcotte in between big cabin and Vinita - I hve been to several I also like chell prop but for injections IMO dr. Marcotte is the best!!!- great lameness vet |
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Location: NW Arkansas | I've used DeRoy White at Sapulpa Equine Hospital. I really liked them. I've also used Dr. Marcotte, too. He's good, but hard for me to get, too. |
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Location: North of Tulsa, Oklahoma | I have used Dr. White at Sapulpa Equine for years as well. He is extremely picky and careful. |
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