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| What do you pay for a check-up, how much for a routine floating of the teeth. Where do you live? |
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| Southern California. 150 for routine float. |
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Location: Kansas | Hand float $40 (sedation included, but he never charges me sedation lol)
Power float $150 with sedation
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Location: Wherever They Send Me | $85 (includes sedation) for a normal float...if there are excessive ramps or they require more "happy juice" then it is more. For my 23 year old, where there really wasn't much to do it was $60.
I live in western/central Louisiana. |
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| amandacamarano - 2016-04-05 3:10 PM $85 (includes sedation) for a normal float...if there are excessive ramps or they require more "happy juice" then it is more. For my 23 year old, where there really wasn't much to do it was $60. I live in western/central Louisiana.
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Location: Oklahoma | $75 for without drugs. This is in NE OK |
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| 75 with or without drugs, oklahoma |
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Location: College Station, TX | Apparently way too much. $150 plus the cost of drugs and an office fee, central Texas.
Ends up around $250
Edited by Talkeetnababe 2016-04-05 3:21 PM
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Location: Oklahoma | Talkeetnababe - 2016-04-05 3:20 PM
Apparently way too much. $150 plus the cost of drugs and an office fee, central Texas.
Ends up around $250
An office fee?? Is this common? |
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| 80-120 depending what needs to be done, how much sedation, etc. I've never paid over $120 with the dentist I am using. |
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| $100 with drugs. Western Ky |
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Location: MN | I just paid $120 yesterday including sedatioin and he even adjusted his back in a couple spots as well. Northern MN. But the guys come from Texas twice a year.
Edited by Kay-DRacing. 2016-04-05 3:32 PM
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Location: North Dakota | I should have looked at my receipt more closely last week!
I know it was $85 for the dental exam (power float) and she does sedate them. That's the part I didn't pay attention to. Maybe it was $20 for the sedation??
I am in ND. |
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Location: Never in one place long | $80 for regular float.... South Central KS |
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Location: Sweet Home Alabama | $105 for the 2 yo. Includes the abstraction of wolf teeth.
$125 for the older ones. $25 for sedation.
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| $75, regular float. My vet told me there is a place for power floating but the majority of horses do not need it and it's a way to get us to spend more $$$ unnecessarily. My two cents. |
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Location: USA | $2oo for routine float, it's more if it's the first time he's seen the horse and their teeth are bad.
North texas |
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Location: God's country...aka TEXAS | $110 for float with sedation. South TX |
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| Anybody know of any equine dentist around the Ardmore, OK area that would travel to your barn? |
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| Starts at $85, then charges for sedation, ramps, problems, etc. My bill has never been more than $120 and it was a new boarder's horse whose mouth was a mess. I also get a full dental record, and she is so great at educating while she's at it! She shows, explains, educates the what/why, we get to feel before, after, etc. Also the more outside horses I get and bring in, she'll discount or do some for free for referrals. |
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