Wolf teeth removal

Foxfolly

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Having never had a horse that has had these removed before .... please can anyone advise me on how long before I can expect him to be able to be ridden again!

They aren't considered huge or a difficult job so I am hoping no complications.

I need to book him in to go off for schooling once he is OK so just wondering when to book him in for!

Thanks in advance!
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Your vet should advise you on this - each horse is different. I've only ever had then removed from the mouths of youngsters - ones that are not yet under saddle.
 

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My 3yo had his out last week. My dentist said to leave it a week and he'd be fine to be bitted again. I'm going to leave it 2 weeks though just to make sure!
 

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We were told a week to 10 days when our mare's wolf teeth were taken out last summer. seeing a how she is a fatty and needed to be kept going otherwise she would have got even fatter with that long off, we borrowed a Dr Cooks bitless bridle off a friend and after about 4 days (with vets agreement) started riding her again. She went so well in it, we actually didn't bit her again for a month
 
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