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Post by jack on May 24, 2008 15:32:26 GMT
thats it i have just convinced my oh that sams bits have to come of has anyone any ideas how much it might cost no a days as last time i had a colt gelded was £50 i know its a lot more now but i have no idea and i cant ring the vets till tuesday
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Post by Blonde Donkey on May 24, 2008 19:07:19 GMT
i think it depends on where he has it done and how. my aunty wanted hers done outside but the anaesthetic didn't work so he had to go to a centre to have it done. that was quite expensive
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Post by rebanna on May 24, 2008 21:29:18 GMT
£100 my side of oxford
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Post by racaille on May 25, 2008 17:17:04 GMT
Can't help with prices but I have assisted at two boys' parting from their jewels. Extraordinary process. Didn't seem to hurt them either and the healing process was without complications.
The only yuk was chucking the balls to the dogs afterwards .....
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Post by brigadier on May 25, 2008 17:55:31 GMT
I watched one that the vet had got the mix of immobiliser and painkiller wrong, horse quite obviously felt everything but couldnt move. Quite horrific and dont want to watch another!
brig
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Post by jack on May 25, 2008 18:33:03 GMT
well ive just had the price from the shire colts owner its £238 as we are getting him done
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Post by finefilly on May 25, 2008 18:44:44 GMT
i paid £120 last year for my youngster. i live in the north
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Post by aimee on May 25, 2008 23:24:16 GMT
Think anything between £80 and £100 round here (south east!)
Well done for convincing OH to get them off...I'm sure he will thank you in the long run lol
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Post by kateflashy on May 26, 2008 6:49:11 GMT
it was 120 euros to have rocket done last month
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for so much hard work we thank ye!!
