Teeth Floating for Horses
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Could you imagine having to brush your horse’s teeth? Luckily we do not have to but yearly maintenance is a must for preventative care. It is needed at least once a year and possibly twice for senior horses with bad teeth. The vet or equine dentist will check for loose teeth, ridges or high points, how their teeth line up for grinding, gums, and for excess plaque. Horses need their teeth examined and filed to make sure they can grind food and reduce the risk of choke. Either a