Thank you for visiting our page. Chenoweth Equine Dentistry specializes in providing expert equine dental services to all breeds of horses, donkeys, mules, ponies, and zebras. Whether you only have ...

Laurelyn Keener has a rather unusual job - she’s a veterinarian specializing in equine dentistry. “Most people are pretty fascinated and want to hear more about what I do and then they just kind of ...

We are part of The Trust Project. FARGO - Laurelyn Keener has a rather unusual job-she's a veterinarian specializing in equine dentistry. "Most people are pretty fascinated and want to hear more about ...

Dental check-ups should be a regular feature in your horse’s basic health care routine. Andrea Oakes looks at problems that can arise in the mouth When it comes to equine dentistry, the days of a ...

More than 3,000 years ago on the open steppes of Mongolia and eastern Eurasia, nomadic herders were experimenting with equine dentistry. However, the practice did a lot more than just alleviate horses ...

A current, comprehensive issue on advances in equine dentistry. Topics include anatomy and physiology of mastication, oral and dental pathology of incisors, canines and cheek teeth, dental examination ...

Aspiring horse dentists from across the country have gathered in Ocala for 'adventure school' in the fine art of getting horses to say the equine equivalent of "ahhhhhhh." Coming from as far away as ...

That you realize there are some very peculiar, vaguely insane jobs in sports. Then, there’s this job. “We have,” Rudy Magana says, “horse manure in our veins.” Some might argue that pursuing a career ...

YOU are not supposed to look a gift horse in the mouth, checking its age by seeing how worn its teeth are, but people have been examining and fixing horse teeth since 1150 BC, according to ...

SALEM — The shortage of veterinarians in rural Oregon has spurred a proposal to allow trained non-veterinarians to perform pregnancy checks on livestock and dentistry on horses. “This is an attempt to ...

House Bill 1490 would allow the Indiana Horse Racing Commission to license certain individuals to carry out “teeth floating” on race horses at the tracks in Shelbyville and Anderson. Photo by Zachary ...