RE: dentistry--not Sarah! long!

[terre <tobytrot@telus.net>]

>One was an equine dentist and he gave us some things to look for in
determining
>if you need to get a dentist.  Some things were feeling the teeth and I'm
>not going to try to pass that on via email (and I don't do it myself!).  But
>one that really stuck was to go look at the forehead muscles on your horse's
>head.  Are they symmetrical, evenly sized?


	Very interesting, and just what I was looking for.  My vet (or myself)
feel for 'hooks'--but Sarah says that is only one possible problem and the
rest are harder to detect.  Hence my query as to "how do you know if your
horse needs more than floating".

Thanks Terre