JW Equine Dentistry in Marburg, Queensland | Professional service

JW Equine Dentistry

Locality: Marburg, Queensland

Phone: +61 403 098 648

Address: Po Box 61 4346 Marburg, QLD, Australia

Website: http://www.equinedental.com.au

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25.01.2022 Sow Mouth or Monkey Mouth

25.01.2022 Renowned EDAA Equine Dentist Mark Burnell explains how horses chew and how they adjust their chewing motion according to the level of fibre in the feed they are ingesting.

25.01.2022 Jerry, pictured here with Nicole Hawkins (WA) and Dr. Peter Cakebread (University of Melbourne) taking a break from lectures during the their first block of study in the Cert IV of Equine Dentistry.

21.01.2022 Jerry with Dotti at Emily Wonkas of Saddleworld Ipswichs stables. After inspecting Dottis teeth, Jerry couldnt resist a photo with this beautiful mare.

19.01.2022 EDAA Equine dentist Mark Burnell talks about the different kinds of horse bits and how choosing the correct bit can effect your horses behaviour.

19.01.2022 EDAA Equine dentist Mark Burnell talks about the importance of a correctly fitted bit, including how to fit your bit correctly to your horses mouth and bridle.

17.01.2022 Jerry with Dotti at Emily Wonka's of Saddleworld Ipswich's stables. After inspecting Dotti's teeth, Jerry couldn't resist a photo with this beautiful mare.

16.01.2022 Jerry performing routine dental care on a Shetland pony during his training with Adelaide based EDAA dentist Dennis OLeary.

12.01.2022 Thanks for the feedback Di!

12.01.2022 Renowned Equine Dentist Mark Burnell explains how horses chew and how they adjust their chewing motion according to the level of fibre in the feed they are ingesting.

10.01.2022 Thanks for the feedback Kate!

08.01.2022 While treating stockhorse Bluey, Jerry noticed he had tarter (calculus) build up on his canine (bridle) teeth ( picture 1). The calculus was removed ( picture 2) . Note the slight bleeding of the gums at the base of the tooth, this is a sign of gingivitis. Now the calculus has been removed, this gingivitis will clear up within a few days.

08.01.2022 Jerry providing routine dental care to Tiger the mini mule. Tiger was a great patient, looking forward to seeing him again soon

06.01.2022 The importance of a correctly fitting bit, presented by EDAA dentist Mark Burnell.

06.01.2022 Thanks for the wonderful feedback Tracy.

05.01.2022 They shall grow not old, as we that are left grow old; Age shall not weary them, nor the years condemn. At the going down of the sun and in the morning We will remember them. Lest We Forget

03.01.2022 Jerry encountered this uncommon additional incisor on thoroughbred gelding during his training with Micheal Maskell at Flemigton. You can see the additional tooth located on the upper row of incisors, to the right hand side of the picture.