Equine Dentistry | Measuring Your Horse for a Bit with Equine Dentist Mark Burnell | Horseland
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Thanks !!! Very informative !!
AnnCrago 1 week ago
Thanks! I'll be measuring my mare for my first snaffle bit purchase, and this video was very helpful.
xena26com 2 months ago
Very educational video! I do not think a lot of horse owners take care of there horses teeth correctly. When I rode. As soon as a horse started acting up, first
thing I would do was check the horses teeth.Sure enough, it would be time to
call the equine dentist. Especially,when I was rideing the horse on the race track.
I didn't want to have a horse suffer from tooth neglect. Sharp edges will make
the horse just crazy. And, caps on the back teeth,need to be removed. All horses,need to be seen.
moeguy9999 3 months ago