Written by Holistic Horse
The IAED issues an urgent alert notice for Texas, in the USA
Written by Missy Wryn, WHolistic Horsemanship
“Behavioral” challenges were actually the result of an infected tooth
Dentistry
Written by Dr. Dennis S. Chapman, PhD, EqDT
Based on the emergence and subsequent shedding of a foal’s teeth, it is recommended that the first equine dental treatment be scheduled at age 1 year.
Written by Holistic Horse
Equine dentistry has a language of its on. Do you know what they call a the horses lips?
Written by American Ass. Equine Practitioners
It is important to catch dental problems early. Horses with dental problems may show obvious signs, such as pain or irritation, or they may show no noticeable signs at all. But left undiagnosed and untreated, a dental problem can develop into a much more significant health concern.
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