Video 1 of 1 -- Floating a horses teeth with explanation from

[brownkat2]

Thanks for sharing!

[silversunny]

would have been neat to see inside the mouth if you'd have had a flashlight on them.

You know what they say, Lights, Camera, Action. :)

[ShadeTreeEnterprises]

@silversunny First ~ Thank you for watching. My video skills are improving as time goes on. I do agree that would have been neat. Thank you for your idea...

[crystal98110]

I heard generally they need to have dental work done after age two. However, we have just bought a yearling, (14 months) and she is quidding. Spitting out balls of hay. This is a new hay for her, so we are trying to figure out if it's the change in feed, or would she need her teeth floated at such a young age?

[ShadeTreeEnterprises]

It is possible, she could have several things going on. That is why I call Dr. White out when I see things aren't going as they should. He has the proper equipment to look and take care of the issues. I have had the horse in the video since he was about that age and he is now 23. I credit his good health and condition to using good vets and not waiting when I see something looks a little off. At one point I had 47 head, you learn when to call the vet with that many. You need to call a good vet.

[ladybloodrose]

verry nice video :)

[vixiousrvl]

Very well done. The only thing that needs to be clarified is that floating teeth is necessary for horses from a very young age and not just older horses. Really great example though. Thanks.

[ShadeTreeEnterprises]

Thank you for watching as well as commenting. You are right, we generally start floating around 2 years old.

[LUNDI01]

GREAT JOB

[Chicklitz]

That was very helpful. thanks