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04/01/2024
Be great to see some of you there 🤩
This is going to be a great night so don't forget to grab your tickets
Equine dental technician. Practicing in and around Essex. Student member of the BAEDT.
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Be great to see some of you there 🤩
This is going to be a great night so don't forget to grab your tickets
Lovely sunset to end the week 🌅
Meet the newest employee of I.R Equine Dentistry, Primrose 🌸
Earl and Bumble enjoying the sun on their backs ☀️👒
Double trouble today!
** THURSDAY RESEARCH MEME**
Todays research meme relates to the importance of considering the anatomy of the head when fitting bridles, particularly the headpiece and noseband. From a previous study we have shown that bridle pressures around the TMJ and lateral aspect of the nasal bone can have a significant effect on equine locomotion. As can been seen, the bridle and its features are positioned close too, and around certain anatomical structures, and it is important that these are considered, in order to optimise comfort. 🤓
For more information www.centaurbiomechanics.co.uk/blog/
In the beautiful Cornwall for a BAEDT course tomorrow
The hunt horses I do looking fab at the New Year’s Day meet ✨
Duble the racing Shetland looking amazing at The London International Horse Show 2022
He’s always such a good boy to have his teeth done too!
🎄🎄CHRISTMAS AVALIABILTY 🎄🎄
Not many spaces left until Christmas now so give me a message to get booked in.
Remember your horse should be getting checked every 6 months to a year. Time flies so make sure to double check the last time you had us out 🕰️
They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old:
Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn.
At the going down of the sun and in the morning
We will remember them.
"For the Fallen - by Laurence Binyon"
Here’s a a photo of a an older horse with excessively worn incisors from wind sucking all his life.
Horses can manage surprisingly well like this, with lots of loose hay and long grass.
If you have any worries or questions about your older horse just get in touch on 07814166028
A few weeks ago was the first student training day with the BAEDT in the Peak District. I learnt a lot and can’t wait for more 📕
A few weeks ago, the amazing Melody Fisher Photography came to take some photos with our horses, it was so much fun and I’m sure you’ll see a few posted here and there, and hopefully on a website soon 🤞
Hi everyone. Thought I’d best introduce myself on here. Im Issy, I’m an equine dental technician and student member of the BAEDT. Thanks for coming to look at my page.
If you would like to book an appointment or ask any questions feel free, I’m always happy to help.
I’ve been around horses for as long as I can remember and have 3 of our own that keep us very busy.
I absolutely love being able to work with all your lovely horses and take pride in giving them a very calm and kind experience.
I travel all over Essex and surroundings counties so not many distances are too far.
Look forward to speaking soon
Issy
A very interesting article for those that have horses who are on restricted diets or prone to laminitis or EMS 🌱🌱
Grass sugar content fluctuates with the time of day, season, and weather. Timing pasture access for horses with EMS, IR, or a history of laminitis can help prevent serious problems.
Keep your eyes peeled at Beechwood Equestrain centre for the new banner 🎉👀
Phillip came to me today,
and said it was time to go.
I looked at him and smiled,
as i whispered that "I know"
I then turned and looked behind me,
and seen I was asleep.
All my Family were around me,
and I could hear them weep.
I gently touched each shoulder,
with Phillip by my side.
Then I turned away and walked,
with My Angel guide.
Phillip held my hand,
as he lead the way,
to a world where King's and Queens,
are Monarch's every day.
I was given a crown to wear
or a Halo known by some.
The difference is up here,
they are worn by everyone.
I felt a sense of peace,
my reign had seen its end.
70 years I had served my Country,
as the peoples friend.
Thank you for the years,
for all your time and love.
Now I am one of two again,
in our Palace up above.
Author - Joanne Boyle
Understanding Veterinary Terminology
Sometimes, reading medical notes can seem like another language!
Here is a quick summary of some commonly used veterinary terms that you may find interesting or useful:
Palmar – meaning the back of the forelimb.
Plantar - meaning the back of the hindlimb.
Superficial - refers to structures towards the surface of the skin.
Deep - refers to structures found below the surface.
Proximal - structures that lie nearest to the center of the body.
Distal - structures that lie furthest away from the body.
Cranial - means towards the head.
Caudal - means towards the tail.
Medial - structures lie towards the midline. The midline divides the horse symmetrically into right and left halves.
Lateral - structures lie towards the outer side of the horse.
Crazy hair, don’t care 🤷♀️
I only have very limited availability for the rest of August, so messsge with plenty of time if you’d like an appointment.
Have a lovely weekend ☀️
3 week old Buddy was very interested in watching his Mum Molly get her teeth done today 😍
How cute are they?!
Things have been busy here recently doing all your lovely horses teeth and lots of other things!
The only availability I have left for this month is:
⭐️21st PM
⭐️22nd PM
⭐️24th PM
⭐️30th PM
Feel free to message me for an appointment or ring 07814166028
I’ve recently come home from a lovely horsey holiday in Thetford forest.
If you have any concerns about the way your horse rides and think it may be teeth related or even if time has run away with you and you’re due a dentist visit, give me a text on 07814166028
I’m always happy to help ☺️
Won’t be long until we’re working in T-shirts again 🤞
Merry Christmas and a very happy new year to all my lovely customers🎄🎉
See you next year!
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Imagine how many horses you could get done in a day if it only took 30 seconds🤣 Here is a quick time lapse of doing Joeys teeth who’s one of our horses. Dad and I actually have three horses but Joey was the only one who would play ball and stand for the camera some what 🤣 Joey is only 5 so what I’m mainly looking for in a 5 year old is the presence of erupted canines and wolf teeth. Joeys upper canines are yet to erupt so I’ll be keeping my eye on them. Younger horses teeth can erupt up to 7mm a year so I’m also looking for malocclusions in the mouth and really sharp enamel points. This work took around 40 minutes but the most important thing I’m doing is taking my time and checking my progress. I also show Dad what’s going on and what I’m doing. Even if he doesn’t care 🤣 I’m sure most of you have seen in your horses mouth whilst I work. If you have any questions just ask ☺️ Hope you enjoy!
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