We Love Mules!

Posted in Dentistry, Services | 0 comments Sweet Polly enjoys her dental with Dr. Debra! Yes, she is relaxed and No, she is not sedated. Once she realized that her mouth felt better as she was being worked on she just dropped her head and let Dr. Debra float her teeth. Interested in stress-free dentistry? Give us a call at...
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If Your Horse Could Talk..

Posted in Dentistry, Horse Health Articles | 0 comments Would He Tell You He is in Pain? If You Answer YES to Any of These Questions, Your Horse May Be Suffering From a Toothache… Is your horse irritable or evading the bit? Have you found evidence of quidding (wads of hay on the ground)? Has he lost weight recently? Problems collecting him? Lugging in or out? Dunking his hay in water? If so, your horse may be in pain from a toothache! Contact Us...
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Do Equine Dentals Need to be Complex?

Posted in Dentistry, Horse Health Articles, Services | 0 comments How often in the equine world do you hear that LESS is MORE? But what about when it comes to Equine Dentistry? In this recent article on Equine Dentistry from The Horse it talks about how the horse’s mouth is a “complex functioning unit“. This is true but it does not mean that a horse’s dental care needs to be complex. Keeping the mouth functioning well is extremely...
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Another Dental Myth, BUSTED!

Posted in Dentistry, Horse Health Articles, Services | 0 comments Have you ever thought since your horse was maintaining weight that they could forego their regular (every 3-12 months) dental exam?     What if we told you that isn’t true? If you wait until your horse has starts losing weight due to dental problems, there is likely a BIG problem that could have been avoided with timely exams.              ...
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Today is National Tooth Fairy Day!

Posted in Dentistry, Horse Health Articles, News, Services | 0 comments   Did you know that horse’s lose their baby teeth just like we do?? Horse’s teeth begin to erupt in the days after birth. By 1 year of age, a horse has all of its deciduous (temporary) teeth. Between the ages of 2.5 and 5 years, these 24 deciduous teeth will fall out and be replaced with permanent teeth!! With all of this rapid change happening in your horse’s mouth, it is...
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Donkeys Need Dentals, Too!

Posted in Dentistry, Horse Health Articles, Services | 0 comments Penny was picked up about a year ago with almost 100 other donkeys from a non-profit rescue that had become a hoarding situation. The animals were not being given vet care or hoof care or being fed properly.  The rescue community in Arizona got together to transport and take care of these animals, and Forever Home Donkey Rescue was asked to help with transportation.  They noticed this little...
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