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Learn to be an Equine Dentist

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  • 23-10-2009 11:32am
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    Wicked
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    Is it possible to learn equine dentistry in Ireland?

    are there courses etc or do you have to go abroad?


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    lordgoat
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    Looked into this briefly , couldn't find anyting in Ireland. There's a minth long couse in a couple of places in the US.

    If you find anything post it up here, i'd love to do a course like this too...


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    liah
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    Is it bad that when I read the title of the thread, I immediately got "My Lovely Horse" from Father Ted stuck in my head?


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    convert
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    Like you LG, I had a look for courses in Ireland, but didn't come across anything. Found a 3 month course in NZ and a refresher course for qualified vets, but nothing else....



    Completely off topic, but given liah's post above ....
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzYzVMcgWhg


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    lordgoat
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    convert wrote: »
    Like you LG, I had a look for courses in Ireland, but didn't come across anything. Found a 3 month course in NZ and a refresher course for qualified vets, but nothing else....



    Completely off topic, but given liah's post above ....
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jzYzVMcgWhg

    There's two in US that are a month long and cost E5000 and afterwards you have to buy all the tools and an apprenticeship is recommended...


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    taytothief
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    I knew someone who wanted to do this and was going to go to england for it. She couldn't find anything here though.

    http://www.hartpury.ac.uk/courses/programme.asp?RProgrammeID=35&RStudyLevelID=2&RProgrammeAreaID=6


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    Wicked
    Closed Accounts Posts: 275 ✭✭Wicked


    i can't find any in ireland anyway which is unfortunate.

    i'm finished college now at christmas and would love to do something different like that next year if i can't get a job, might go down the equine nursing route..

    oh i'd love equine massage either, can you do that in Ireland?


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