This is how many dental problems present - no sign of performance problems or outward ‘pain’ - the horse is keeping it all to itself. First sign of something wrong was a nasal discharge on the right side - studies have shown that when these problems are corrected, in this case the tooth is extracted, owners notice an improvement in behaviour, performance, attitude - the signs were there, they were just not considered to be pain related or anything other than just ‘normal for him’. So, who can te

* Horse owners* How do you know if your horse’s teeth are healthy? #equinedentalclinic #nopaincheckagain #equinedentaleducation #BHS #equineveterinarydentistry #equinedentistry | Equine Dental Clinic Ltd

Horse owners - should advanced dental procedures be performed in stables?? No!! Our routine maintenance dental service is perfect in yards and stables and our service for that is second to none - prices are superb value (down to £85 per horse including VAT - and NO additional visit fee) and our visiting vets perform equine dentistry 100% of the time, all carry the best equipment as you would expect from EDC including an oroscope / oral camera for each vet. But - we don’t have visiting specialist

Equine Ulcers… What Every Performance Horse Owner Should Know: ↓ • 50–90% of horses have gastric ulcers. Yes, the majority. • Performance horses are hit hardest — exercise ramps up acid production and cuts blood flow to the gut. • A horse’s stomach makes acid nonstop — 24/7 — pumping out up to 9 gallons a day, even on an empty stomach. • Symptoms can be subtle: mood changes, poorer performance, girthiness, reluctance to train, tooth grinding, belly discomfort. • Only one way to know for sure: ga