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    • Home
    • About Us
      • About Dr. Bess
      • Our Exam Process
      • Dental Procedures
      • Our Instruments
      • Educational Lectures
    • Contact Us
    • Services
    • Education
      • Annual Dental Care
      • It's Time For an Exam!
      • Dental Anatomy/Aging
      • Different Dental Needs
      • Common Dental Problems
      • Sedation FAQs
    • Policies
    • Testimonials

Tune Ups Veterinary Equine Dentistry

Tune Ups Veterinary Equine Dentistry Tune Ups Veterinary Equine Dentistry Tune Ups Veterinary Equine Dentistry
  • Home
  • About Us
    • About Dr. Bess
    • Our Exam Process
    • Dental Procedures
    • Our Instruments
    • Educational Lectures
  • Contact Us
  • Services
  • Education
    • Annual Dental Care
    • It's Time For an Exam!
    • Dental Anatomy/Aging
    • Different Dental Needs
    • Common Dental Problems
    • Sedation FAQs
  • Policies
  • Testimonials

Signs Your Horse Needs a Dental Exam

Horses can have a variety of strange behaviors as seen in the photos below. When these behaviors come on suddenly is when we become concerned and the horse should be examined by a professional to investigate further. 


Every horse is different and unique. What is not a big deal to one, could be a major problem for another. It never hurts to have your horse examined. 


Remember, a pound of prevention is worth a pound of cure! 

Making Strange Faces

Making Strange Faces

Making Strange Faces

Head Tilt

Making Strange Faces

Making Strange Faces

Weight Loss

Making Strange Faces

Difficulty Eating

Difficulty Eating

Dropping Feed/Quidding

Difficulty Eating

Dropping Feed/Quidding

Dropping Feed/Quidding

Dropping Feed/Quidding

Salivation

Dropping Feed/Quidding

Dropping Feed/Quidding

Nasal Discharge/Bad Breath

Nasal Discharge/Bad Breath

Nasal Discharge/Bad Breath

Choking

Nasal Discharge/Bad Breath

Nasal Discharge/Bad Breath

Opening Mouth

Nasal Discharge/Bad Breath

Evading the Bit

Evading the Bit

Resisting Forward Movement

Evading the Bit

Bolting

Resisting Forward Movement

Resisting Forward Movement

Resisting Forward Movement

Resisting Forward Movement

Resisting Forward Movement

Difficulty Turning

Difficulty Turning

Difficulty Turning

Refusing Jumps

Difficulty Turning

Difficulty Turning

Rearing

Difficulty Turning

Rearing

Colic

Teething/Wood Chewing

Rearing

Loss of Appetite

Teething/Wood Chewing

Teething/Wood Chewing

Teething/Wood Chewing

Teething/Wood Chewing

Teething/Wood Chewing

DOES YOUR HORSE EXPERIENCE ANY OF THE ISSUES ABOVE?

There are many ways a horse can show us it has discomfort in its mouth.  The following are just a few.  If your horse exhibits any of these clinical signs, it may be advisable to contact an equine dentist.

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