Kentucky Equine Veterinary Dental Specialists, LLC

09/07/2024

TOBA is having an auction and Kentucky Equine Veterinary Dental Specialists donated a $500 Gift Certificate.

Bid Now at through the link below. Bidding ends at 7:45PM Tonight!!

https://wedoauctions.com/bidapp/main.php?slug=toba24&sid=d2fc17124b0f597597f3f69a2dd8482e0c435810bc3df69eec18aa6972c5ce51

08/28/2024

The Masterson Station Equestrian Trust fundraising auction is going on now and ends August 30th! Kentucky Equine Veterinary Dentistry has donated a $200 gift certificate.

Bid here to raise money for an incredible cause!

Auction item '32. Equine Veterinary Dentistry - $200 in Services' hosted online at 32auctions.

06/30/2024

Big News! Easley Equine Dentistry and Lexington Equine Dentistry are now Kentucky Equine Veterinary Dental Specialists!

You can call or text (859) 935-0539 and you will still see Drs. Easley, Rainbow, and Vasco.....and of course Cathie Greenwell!

We also have a new website www.KEVDS.com

It's still under development, but it's coming along so keep an eye out for new articles, interesting cases, and other exciting news.

If you already have an appointment scheduled with Equine Veterinary Practice/ Easley Equine Dentistry don't worry! We will be there!

We look forward to continuing to provide the highest quality of equine dental care available across Kentucky!

12/28/2021

07/14/2020

06/28/2020

Here’s a “sticky” situation! While working with Easley Equine Dentistry, we came across a gelding that had gotten the stem of a very thick w**d stuck in the roof of his mouth. It had been there for weeks at least. The horse was still eating and it was great condition. The wounds in the gums and palate should heal quickly, but if not found in time that would have definitely created a more severe and expensive case to treat.

06/27/2020

Just a few deciduous teeth and numerous fragments removed from a barn of 24 maiden or barren mares! Young horses need frequent dental care too, when they are in great body condition! A lot of the older barren mares had fragmented deciduous teeth that should have been shed long ago. Instead they were impacted and creating uneven occlusal surfaces that cause teeth to wear out more quickly and negatively impact the whole arcade of teeth and ultimately the mouth.

06/27/2020

Not all hooks are quite this severe, but this one was impressive for the day!

06/20/2020

One of these doesn’t belong with the others!

02/12/2020

This is why sedation, lights, and mirrors are important!

02/07/2020

Brush up on your equine oral health knowledge with these facts about dental anatomy, issues, and exams.

02/07/2020

https://thehorse.com/118825/20-things-your-horses-teeth-are-telling-you/

Brush up on your equine oral health knowledge with these facts about dental anatomy, issues, and exams.

01/21/2020