I love that my equine dentist doesn't sedate my horse for getting their teeth done. It is very hard on horses to be sedated. My mare and my gelding did fine with getting their wolf teeth pulled without the sedation. They were more relieved than anything.
@bringsk Lol--the tooth fairy visited Ozzy as soon as the sedation wore off--with lots of treats! :) I actually still have his wolf teeth... :) Good luck to your gelding, though he won't miss them much...
Must be a more effective way to pull teeth by now.............your gouging them out not pulling. Root's get snapped off and left in the jaw. Then what? Absess ?
Kinda primative.
Let's invent a proper retractor maybe.
Something that grips the tooth and inches it out inline. jmo
This video is more than a year old and my horse has NEVER had a problem with his teeth or jaw. This equine dentist did a great job and my horse is happy to see him any time he comes to the farm. Any medical advances are always helpful--good luck with your invention.
Why did you need the vet? Most equine dentists or the horses owner or trainer(including myself) know how to give a sedative/tranquilizer intravenously. Or were they local anaesthetics?
Also, when is the best time to pull these wolf teeth?
@dahoss65 It's not legal unless your a vet, as these drugs could kill a horse and i would not recommend anyone injecting their horse intraveniously and im an equine dentist...
AUUG that looked like it would have been painful!!Hey can anyone help me? WMM wont play clips shot off my camera. Do I need some sort of software or something to make this work???
it depends onw hat format the videos are in comming off the camera. WMM can be prety picky at times. Try looking up formating programs to change the format of the video once you download it off your cam. I have this problem with my moms cam. I'm not sure either if you can change the format on your camera but if you have a manual for it you can check that as well.
Haha! He pretty much was. We had to keep waking him up. He almost fell completely asleep 3 or 4 times! I don't think he felt much. When the dentist pulled them out, there was no noise--from the tooth being removed or from Ozzy (which would have indicated pain).
His def. had bigger roots than Clue's. What kind of sound did those make coming out? Something tells me perhaps I should be happy with the instrumental? :)
When I saw the teeth, I was shocked. The ones you showed me from Clue were so little! The pulling of the teeth didn't make any sound, and neither did Ozzy. :)
Good to hear he was eating properly again the next day. Some can be sore for days on end. We had ladys first meeting with the dentist a few months ago.
Oh he was all in my pocket for treats about an hour after this too! However, he didn't get any food though until the sedation passed. Overall, I'd say he was largely unaffected by the whole procedure.
I love that my equine dentist doesn't sedate my horse for getting their teeth done. It is very hard on horses to be sedated. My mare and my gelding did fine with getting their wolf teeth pulled without the sedation. They were more relieved than anything.
Eventing4star 3 weeks ago
i showed this video to my gelding to show what they're going to do to him.. his only question was did the tooth fairy visit ozzie?
bringsk 7 months ago
@bringsk Lol--the tooth fairy visited Ozzy as soon as the sedation wore off--with lots of treats! :) I actually still have his wolf teeth... :) Good luck to your gelding, though he won't miss them much...
xxxligeiaxxx 7 months ago
looked pretty painless though I hope a local anisthetic was used anyways why remove wolf teeth anyway?
dappledbaybeauty 9 months ago
I hope they gave him lidocaine to numb the gum before they pulled the teeth.
JohneyAmerica 1 year ago
Must be a more effective way to pull teeth by now.............your gouging them out not pulling. Root's get snapped off and left in the jaw. Then what? Absess ?
Kinda primative.
Let's invent a proper retractor maybe.
Something that grips the tooth and inches it out inline. jmo
semtech30 2 years ago
This video is more than a year old and my horse has NEVER had a problem with his teeth or jaw. This equine dentist did a great job and my horse is happy to see him any time he comes to the farm. Any medical advances are always helpful--good luck with your invention.
xxxligeiaxxx 2 years ago
I was lucky with my Boy.
No wolf teeth at all so I didn't have to encounter this type of adventure.
Interesting.
Yours recovered. Right on !
semtech30 2 years ago
All horses have wolf teeth. Some dont come out, or they lose while eating, training, or cribbing.
bordelon1111 2 years ago
ouchy looks painful but i am glad he iss ok =] btw he is super cute
horseyholly 3 years ago
It looks painful, but he was in la-la land from the shot the vet gave him. He doesn't even flinch when they're pulled.
xxxligeiaxxx 3 years ago
lol
horseyholly 3 years ago
Why did you need the vet? Most equine dentists or the horses owner or trainer(including myself) know how to give a sedative/tranquilizer intravenously. Or were they local anaesthetics?
Also, when is the best time to pull these wolf teeth?
dahoss65 2 years ago
@dahoss65 It's not legal unless your a vet, as these drugs could kill a horse and i would not recommend anyone injecting their horse intraveniously and im an equine dentist...
caseybruns2007 1 year ago
AUUG that looked like it would have been painful!!Hey can anyone help me? WMM wont play clips shot off my camera. Do I need some sort of software or something to make this work???
ridingisasport 3 years ago
Actually, he didn't feel much. Sorry I can't help you with the WMM--I have a Mac. :) Sorry!
xxxligeiaxxx 3 years ago
oh well thanks anyways. :)
ridingisasport 3 years ago
it depends onw hat format the videos are in comming off the camera. WMM can be prety picky at times. Try looking up formating programs to change the format of the video once you download it off your cam. I have this problem with my moms cam. I'm not sure either if you can change the format on your camera but if you have a manual for it you can check that as well.
ladybloodrose 3 years ago
To pull those puppies out i have needed to be totally knocked out!
MarshmellowManda 3 years ago
Haha! He pretty much was. We had to keep waking him up. He almost fell completely asleep 3 or 4 times! I don't think he felt much. When the dentist pulled them out, there was no noise--from the tooth being removed or from Ozzy (which would have indicated pain).
xxxligeiaxxx 3 years ago
Ya :) Thats good. All dentist I've delt with have all be really good and none of the horses are in pain... until afterwards hehehe
MarshmellowManda 3 years ago
His def. had bigger roots than Clue's. What kind of sound did those make coming out? Something tells me perhaps I should be happy with the instrumental? :)
dragonfly1030 3 years ago
When I saw the teeth, I was shocked. The ones you showed me from Clue were so little! The pulling of the teeth didn't make any sound, and neither did Ozzy. :)
xxxligeiaxxx 3 years ago
Good to hear he was eating properly again the next day. Some can be sore for days on end. We had ladys first meeting with the dentist a few months ago.
HondaThoru 3 years ago
Oh he was all in my pocket for treats about an hour after this too! However, he didn't get any food though until the sedation passed. Overall, I'd say he was largely unaffected by the whole procedure.
xxxligeiaxxx 3 years ago
Thats a very good thing to hear yes. Glad it dint bother him to much or scare him. One bad session can scare and scar them for life.
HondaThoru 3 years ago