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General Equine Diseases

Posted on Wednesday, July 08, 2009 by admin in Diseases
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General equine diseases that every owner should be aware of are:

1. Floating teeth: There are many different teeth diseases that can occur in a horse but this happens to be quite common. This is also a common cause with dogs and horses. With the teeth function being different there are different health conditions working place as well. It is important to check this problem immediately as soon as dental decay is spotted. If this keeps growing, eating will corrode the teeth further. So, immediate treatment is necessary in this regard. Uneven edges can cut down the edges of the cheeks for horses.

Floating teeth

A metal rasp is used by equestrian dentists to bring down the rough edges and prevent furrowing of tongue and cheeks.  This filing doesn’t hurt but medicines would be necessary to bring down the pain the consequent effects of corrosion. It is very important to have your horse get dental check ups done frequently because these kind of conditions can be very hard to figure out at some point. Reputed vet, Geoff Tucker suggests that equine dental corrosion is something that should be checked with frequently and paid good attention to.

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