How many times should you get horses teeth checked?

Answer 1

It varys Some horse only need there teeth seen once in their life time, others, may need it once a year and the "horse dentist" will just rasp the teeth so np sharp points will cause eating problems or pain in their mouth.

Answer 2

A horses teeth need to be checked at least once a year. How often they will actually need to be floated will depend on conformation/alignment of the jaws, diet and any current dental problems such as missing teeth. Some horses need their teeth floated more than once a year while others may not need floating even yearly.

Answer 3

A horses teeth should be checked every year during the horses annual exam. They should have their teeth floated (filed down) every 2-5 years depending on the age and eating habits of the horse.

Answer 4

About once a year or twice a year