Originally Posted by Dillonbuck
I know darn near nothing about horses. This, and Google fu provided some interesting reading. How often does this become a problem, and can you ever address this with an unsedated stallion.

Like I posted above, this is usually taken care of when teeth are floated. the horses are anesthetized for that.

I think horses handled a lot will allow some of the tender areas to be touched. For this gelding, I was quick and he appreciated the speed with which I accomplished the task. wink


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