BK :>> BK> Well I asked the vet and he said to wait till she's 2
BK :>> BK> and have her checked.. let the baby teeth do their
BK :>> BK> thing.. but boy is she teething!
BK :>
BK :>> When we first bought Casey, he was just two - the woman we got him
BK :>> from said she'd had to have his teeth FLOATED already.  I have had his
BK :>> teeth checked every year since then and that's been 6 years now, and
BK :>he's
BK :>> had no problems.  Do you think she was on the level?
BK :>
BK :>No way to know Vic..  there's all kinds of people and vets
BK :>around.. so hard to tell. shrug..
Well, from my experience with Fiddle, I think it's a good idea to have them 
checked at about 2.  She had a couple of retained caps that were a problem, 
as well as her wolf teeth, which had to come out.  I'm sure it depends on the 
horse, but I'd be on the safe side.  Especially if you've got a horse showing 
any signs of trouble at all.  Don't want to be bitting up a baby who's got 
mouth pain!  And, if you have someone who knows how to do it right, you can 
acclimate the horse at a young age to having their mouth worked on.
Meg  
 
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