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Just had the vet as I've been increasingly worried about her mouth conformation. Since the dentist was last here in December she has lost a tooth and her 2 very back teeth on her lower jaw are at 90 degrees to where they should be, hence sticking into the sides of her mouth and causing her problems with feeding.
My vet was surprised at how good condition she is in considering the amount of food stuck in her mouth due to the missing tooth. Also very surprised my dentist had dismissed her problems as not serious.
He told me mouths like hers can lead to colic and ulcers as well as very poor condition and constant discomfort.
He said he has never seen anything like it. She has to have at least those back 2 teeth out and while she is sedated they will do what they can to make her comfortable again.
Aww bless my bestest girl in the world.
Please send good vibes for her for next week when she goes to the dental clinic. Shes 18, retired and the horsey love of my life.
My vet was surprised at how good condition she is in considering the amount of food stuck in her mouth due to the missing tooth. Also very surprised my dentist had dismissed her problems as not serious.
He told me mouths like hers can lead to colic and ulcers as well as very poor condition and constant discomfort.
He said he has never seen anything like it. She has to have at least those back 2 teeth out and while she is sedated they will do what they can to make her comfortable again.
Aww bless my bestest girl in the world.
Please send good vibes for her for next week when she goes to the dental clinic. Shes 18, retired and the horsey love of my life.