Could dental pain be the culprit for your horse’s behavioral problems? A recent study done by researchers at the University…
Being herbivores, horses rely on eating large amounts of fibrous vegetation throughout the day to keep their digestive systems healthy…
As veterinarians, there are always those horses we’ll never forget. For me, when it comes to dentistry, there are four.…
By Henrietta Coole, Equine Guelph With winter around the corner, now is the time for a dental check-up and nutritional…
After treatment for EOTRH, owner Kym Langevin says that Peanut has never been better. Peanut is my 13-year-old Quarter…
Throughout 2015, Dr. Lydia Gray answers your horse health questions. Q: I've always heard that floating is necessary because…
For the average horse with normal tooth development and regular oral exams, dental care is generally straightforward. Sharp enamel points…
Just as with human children, regular dental care is important in young and growing horses. Proper attention to your horse’s…
Points, hooks, waves and ramps…they may not sound connected, but all four are common abnormalities that equine dentists regularly address…
Last year during Wally’s annual teeth floating, my vet Jennifer stopped midway, turned to me and said, “This is it.…