Dental Vet; Equine vet practice for dental health and surgery

Dental Vet; Equine vet practice for dental health and surgery The Dental Vet is a Veterinary practice providing equine dentistry and dental surgery. Dentistry is so much more than floating teeth!

For more info have a look at our FB services section or www.dentalvet.co.nz. A healthy mouth plays such a big part in the overall well-being of your equine partner. Their ability to do their job willingly and well, whether it be a pleasure horse or high-performance athlete depends on it. Being a fully qualified equine vet, you can rely on Marieke to keep your horses mouth in great shape. The pract

ice offers medical treatment, special dental procedures, X-rays and standing dental surgery. Check out www.dentalvet.co.nz

26/05/2026

Wagging your tail too much on your birthday, is there such a thing? Yes there is.
Tail bandage and cone of shame don’t stop Murphy from being an absolute labradork 🐕‍🦺🐾🦴

Happy first🥇birthday Murphy the best smurfy
23/05/2026

Happy first🥇birthday Murphy the best smurfy

19/05/2026

After a spate of late arrivals…a run through of the benefits of arriving in plenty of time!!

😮‍💨 Bit out of breath there giving you a run through the yard!!

19/05/2026

What does responsible use of a dental halter and speculum look like?
And how you don’t have to accept any cuts from instruments used.

🫡 Respect for head and neck anatomy.
👷 Safety and comfort for the patients.
🍀 And also for the vet. I am not disposable nor bomb proof.

Shout out to Martin and his retaining walls. Great for horse manure or wood shaving bunkers, shelter stables, roading or...
14/05/2026

Shout out to Martin and his retaining walls. Great for horse manure or wood shaving bunkers, shelter stables, roading or rockfall works or even swimming pools.
Excited for Mystery creek!

13/05/2026

It was as much of a rollercoaster as this video implies. Very long days full of theory and practical training. 🎢😮‍💨🎉

One of my favourite parts of my work is helping vets, sharing knowledge and supporting better outcomes for horses and riders.

Next stop is examining a select group of international vets for the AU and NZ College of Veterinary Scientists, through which they can gain Membership Status as an advanced accreditation.

13/05/2026

Tim Price at Badminton explaining how well his horse is feeling and performing after removing ALL his upper incisors.

In my experience, many kiwi’s are hesitant treating EOTRH by tooth removal.

If you think your horse has a ‘bad tooth’ or EOTRH please do not hesitate to get in touch to talk through your options.

This vet practice can offer your horse surgical treatment options and techniques that are not available elsewhere.

We can also put you in touch with horse owners that can give you a frank account of the process.

This bunch! This accredited education is grounded in science and only accessible for post graduate vets. It’s a set of c...
12/05/2026

This bunch!

This accredited education is grounded in science and only accessible for post graduate vets. It’s a set of courses ranging from essentials of PRACTICAL veterinary dentistry all the way to major dental and head surgery in levels 2-4.

It’s important to understand the veterinary accreditation and the fact that one can only learn dentistry and extractions through theory AND practicals. Because as horse owners you are whopped around the head with many claims of ‘courses’. Most of them not accredited and some offer online only.

I tutored at the ‘essentials course’ recently and we covered thorough examination of the oral cavity using vet only instruments, anatomy, use of medications, safe nerve blocks, radiographs, minor surgery, tooth extraction foundation and periodontal disease. And many more subjects you have seen rolling past on the reels made by tutor Georgia Cathcart

Amazingly, we also had a peek into nutrition with dr Jen Stewart Jenquine. Before vet school I did nutrition at uni so this part of the course excites me so much!

Ethics, Record keeping. Stuff behind the scenes that vets spend a lot of time improving on.

Loved it!!

12/05/2026

Wolf Tooth extraction requires precise surgical technique and a wide range of specialised instruments to ensure the safest and most comfortable outcome for your horse. 🦷 put to bed the hit and run technique with the only one, blunt tool available!!

At our clinic, ongoing education is a priority. 🩺✨

In 2026 alone, vet Marieke and vet tech Rachael each have completed over 150 hours of accredited practical education to stay at the forefront of veterinary medicine and patient care.

We believe your horses deserve the very best, which is why we continue to invest in:
✔️ Advanced training and professional development
✔️ The latest veterinary knowledge and techniques
✔️ Top-notch diagnostic and treatment equipment

By combining experience, education, and modern technology, we’re committed to providing the highest standard of care for every patient who walks through our doors. ❤️🐾

Thank you for trusting us with your horse.

The training programme on the news tonight!
08/05/2026

The training programme on the news tonight!

Across Australia, there's a shortage of veterinarians - and even fewer with skills to help horses, w

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