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2/6/2019 5 Comments

February is the Month, Dental Awareness is the Goal!

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​February is National Dental Awareness Month. Here is some great info on keeping your horse’s mouth healthy. Proper dental care is vital to your horse’s health and well-being. Dental pain and discomfort can cause lack of concentration, which can create performance problems. Improper contact between the teeth can also lead to inefficient chewing, weight loss, bit discomfort, excessive tooth wear, tooth abscesses, and the premature loss of teeth. Dental disease and problems arising in horses are sometimes mismanaged or even overlooked. The horse’s mouth should be checked every year on a routine basis in order to determine the health and vitality of the mouth. Find more information in the article below on the importance of caring for your horse’s mouth.
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Did you know . . .
It’s not unusual to see horses with significant dental issues that perform and eat just fine! Some horses are just tough, and they simply adapt to their discomfort. What owners often find is that even if they didn't think they were having a problem, their horse is more relaxed and performs better after corrective dental procedures.

Click to read: "The Importance of Maintaining the Health of your Horse's Mouth"

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7/16/2022 07:45:29 pm

Hello mate greeat blog post

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7/10/2023 12:29:15 am

February being the month of dental awareness for horses, your blog post provides a timely reminder of the importance of equine dental care. The comprehensive information shared, along with the illustrations, helps horse owners understand the significance of regular dental check-ups and maintenance. Your emphasis on the connection between dental health and overall well-being resonates deeply. Thank you for raising awareness and emphasizing the value of proactive dental care for our equine companions.

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11/3/2024 01:44:43 pm

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Therapshook @ Equineguidance link
2/10/2025 10:00:26 pm

February: the month of love… and horse dental exams! 💕🐴 Nothing says romance like floating teeth and checking for cavities. I guess while we're spoiling our horses with treats, we should also make sure they can actually chew them properly! 🦷😂 Great reminder to keep those equine smiles bright!

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