Equis Pro Dentes, LLC

02/11/2023

Announcement

Due to a series of events and changes in circumstances over the last year or so, we will be closing at the end of 2023. At this time we are unable to schedule anymore appointments.

I sincerely appreciate all my clients these past five years. I have loved every minute of meeting new people and their horses. The work has been fulfilling and rewarding and I feel deeply fortunate to have been able to learn how to help horses in this way. It's been a beautiful adventure!

Some of you have become friends and I will miss our regular visits. I hope we stay in touch. Thank you all from the bottom of my heart for trusting me with your beloved horses and for supporting my endeavor. I will always be grateful.

-Kristen
🐴🦷💗

26/01/2023

This is so sad.

20/12/2022

A good reminder!

A very important reminder courtesy of the horse doctors at Miamitown Equine Veterinary Services:

"When securing blankets, make sure that the snaps/clips are facing inward, toward the horse! If they are facing out, they can easily become stuck on something, like the hay net in the picture."

11/12/2022

Edited 12/12/22 130pm in the comments. Also posted as a new thread on the Four Star page.

ATTENTION HORSE OWNERS!!

If you are currently feeding alfalfa cubes to your horse(s), please look on the bag to see where they are produced. If in Colorado, please stop feeding them for now. There have been a number of suspected cases of botulism in several different states that at this point are connected by the same feed source…alfalfa cubes produced in Colorado. We don’t yet know the brand (that info has not been released yet), but as soon as that is known I will forward that on. This is likely just an issue with one batch of cubes that was widely distributed.

The baling process sometimes catches small animals such as mice and rats that then get processed into the hay or cube. Their decaying carcass contains the bacteria that causes botulism when consumed by the horse.

For more information on botulism and its symptoms, please go to

https://largeanimal.vethospitals.ufl.edu/botulism-mammals/

If you think your horse is showing any symptoms, please call your Veterinarian immediately.

06/12/2022

“Just because he is fat doesn’t mean his mouth is healthy.”

02/12/2022

She’s not a fan of being on the road in the winter. Pretty soon my sidekick will be staying home! 🥶

01/12/2022

Something to look forward to?

22/11/2022

I will be in the Etna/Bangor area Friday, Dec 2.
Call/text if you’d like to be on my list. 🐴 🦷
(207)460-3232

19/11/2022

Calais area bound with the sunrise 🐴 🦷