EQUINEDENTAL CARE

EQUINEPERFORMANCEASSOCIATES

Wendy Biggs, DVMTim Cherry,

IAED Certified Dentist,Vet Tech.

812-486-9061

SOME SIGNSOF DENTAL PROBLEMS

HEAD TILT

HEAD SHAKING

DROPPING FEED

SPINNING HAY

BIT DISCOMFORT

WON T FLEX AT THE POLL

INABILITY TO GAIN OR MANTAIN WEIGHT

LACK OF FOCUS

UNEXPLAINED LAMENESS

SOAKING HAY IN WATER BEFORE EATING

FOUL ODOR TO BREATHE

DROOLING OR DIFFICULTY IN CHEWING

EXCESSIVE GRAIN IN FECES

FREQUENT EPISODES OF

INDIGESTION OR COLIC

MANY HORSES WILL NOT SHOWSYMPTOMS OF DENTAL PROBLEMS

UNTIL IT IS TOO LATE.

BENEFITS OF PROPEREQUINE DENTISTRY

ELIMINATE PAIN AND DISCOMFORT

INCREASED ABILITY TO CONCENTRATE

A WILLING AND OBEDIENT ATTITUDE

SMOOTH AND BALANCED MOVEMENTS

ABILITY TO PROPERLY CHEW THEIR FOOD

IMPROVE SPEED IN TIMED EVENTS

IMPROVED UTILIZATION OF NUTRIENTS

MAXIMIZE THEIR TRUE GENETIC POTENTIAL

Wendy Biggs,

Tim Cherry,Vet Tech, IAED Certified Dentist

“Advanced Dental Care for YourPerformance and Pleasure Horses”

Equine Dentist