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WELCOME TO THE GREAT DEBATE ABOUT THE HORSE’S MOUTH
Strong opinions are floating around these days about the horse's mouth & how it should be Maintained
Since 2015. this gelding's molars have been floated annually without a speculum, head rest, or sedation. He has chronic Head Shakers Syndrome, very poor digestion & twists his mouth around while trying to chew.
Current Manure Condition
This situation is quite common. Horse owners wonder,
"Should I call a different dentist? Or find a vet who specializes in dentistry?" My horse drops feed, quids hay & won't touch a salt block. What does this mean and who should I call?
Each year, many horses fall through the cracks when the best efforts of vets & dentists still leave a horse with lameness, head shaking, weight loss & severe nerve damage.
Join us to "learn the lingo" and have your questions answered during seven live webinars!
This situation is quite common. Horse owners wonder,
"Should I call a different dentist? Or find a vet who specializes in dentistry?" My horse drops feed, quids hay & won't touch a salt block. What does this mean and who should I call?
Each year, many horses fall through the cracks when the best efforts of vets & dentists still leave a horse with lameness, head shaking, weight loss & severe nerve damage.
Dentists & veterinarians who have gone on to specialize in equine dentistry will help us understand what they do.
Horse owners, trainers and breeders, veterinarians, farriers & body workers are encouraged to attend!
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