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thanks, do you have her phone number and where is she based?

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hi, i'm wanting to try and go barefoot with renegade boots with my horse. I've taken his shoes off but need someone who is experienced at barefoot trimming to get me started. thanks dan

Hi, I have been a BAEDT member coming up 5 years and used to start every horse with hand tools then finish with power tools. The power tools have advanced to much in the last 3 years, they are now very quiet, cordless and very safe and actually less aggressive to the teeth than a sharp hand rasp...

p.s. he looks great, usually takes them a couple of weeks to put weight on now he'll keep toning up, he looks very well now :)

i'm not that hard to get hold of! Call, email, txt or facebook me :)

There are Full list of B.E.V.A. Qualified Dentists and B.A.E.D.T. Members at www.baedt.com and a list of WWAED Qualified Densitsts at http://www.wwaed.org/ however, there are some B.E.V.A. Qualified Dentists that are not on the list. Make sure you EDT uses a bright headtorch / spec lite and...

There are Full list of B.E.V.A. Qualified Dentists and B.A.E.D.T. Members at www.baedt.com and a list of WWAED Qualified Densitsts at http://www.wwaed.org/ however, there are some B.E.V.A. Qualified Dentists that are not on the list. Make sure you EDT uses a bright headtorch / spec lite and...

they are much much easier to get them out of a younger horse, the younger the better! I always advise that they are taken out now after previously leaving them, taking them out in 6 months and seeing a dramatic improvement in the horse's way of going!

i would never take one out and leave one in, unless one was very mobile and therefore clearly irritating the horse!

stronsholm hoof cushions, we use them on 3 of our 8 horses in the summer, they all welsh cobs funnily enough, absolutely amazing, no thrush with them, no problems about £5 a set and last 3 shoeings.

could be a pollen allergy, we had a horse that did that. We cut his whiskers off and bought a nose net, did help quite a lot! Also make sure his teeth are up to date and that you use a qualified and well trained EDT or Vet.

p.s. i didn't know we had to keep duplicate charts, i do, but i know baedt members that don't do charts, some of clients don't want them!

how is it category 3, it's either surgery or not surgery and who defines that? I've read the 1966 vets act and there's nothing about dentistry in it! the categories are guidelines set by BAEDT and have not been legally written and confirmed by defra yet, i may be wrong though? It's removal of...