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Paardentandarts Britt Bergers

Riederveld 6
2993 XS Barendrecht
Zuid- Holland
Nederland

Telefoonnummer: 06- 40661019

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Door de aanhoudende koude komt bij Vogelklas Karel Schot de ene onderkoelde vogel na de ander binnen. Zwanen, reigers, meerkoeten, snippen, kokmeeuwtjes ... en niet alleen de warmtekooien en -lampen maken overuren, maar ook de medewerkers en vrijwilligers. Daarom vragen we komende dagen je hulp om de verdere toestroom wat in dammen. Alle vogels kunnen nu wel wat extra’s gebruiken om op de been te blijven. Maar wat geef je dan? We hebben het voor je op een rijtje gezet op www.vogelklas.nl/winterkoude.

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Wij wensen jullie alvast een vooral gelukkig en voorspoedig nieuw jaar! ✨

Happiness is the absence of the striving for happiness. ~ Zhuangzi.

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The HORSES mouth and any changes made to any of the teeth have a large impact on our horses wellbeing!!!

Tooth angle in the horse's molars is natural by design and VERY necessary for TMJ function.

The first photo shows the angle of the upper and lower teeth with the incisors.

The second photo is of a horse that had a CT scan, again showing the angle that exist in the upper and lower molars in the horse.

The angle in upper and lower molars works with the angle in the condyle of the mandible/jaw- see the third photo

Unfortunately, many equine dentist feel the need to change this angle and many times flattening it- which is creating severe problems for horses world wide. In some cases the angle has been change so severely it left horses unable to grind their food for two weeks or longer which is unacceptable!

Problems from change the molar angle can range from TMJ pain, tenderness and/or inflammation, tension in the poll, difficulty in biomechanics, switching gates / leads, collection, problems with grinding their food properly and colic to name a few!

The molar angle must be left for healthy TMJ function, biomechanics, the proper mastication or grinding of food for your horse longevity and well being!!

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Separating, Disrespect from Unknowing

In general this is probably the most misidentified problem horseman on varying levels deal with. The big problem for the horse is many of the handlers are unaware and want to "discipline" the horse for not performing to their expectations. If the person is open minded enough to consider where the ho...

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