Horse A - Cribbing rings placed in between the incisors of this pony to prevent cribbing. This inhumane act often causes infection of the underlying bone.
Horse A - Cribbing rings placed in between the incisors of this pony to prevent cribbing. This inhumane act often causes infection of the underlying bone. These are the rings removed which are really staples that were cut with the wire cutters shown.
Horse A - Cribbing rings placed in between the incisors of this pony to prevent cribbing. This inhumane act often causes infection of the underlying bone. These are the rings removed which are really staples that were cut with the wire cutters shown.
Horse A - Cribbing rings placed in between the incisors of this pony to prevent cribbing. This inhumane act often causes infection of the underlying bone. These are the rings removed which are really staples that were cut with the wire cutters shown.
Horse B - This horse had a screw placed between these 2 incisors for an unknown reason and the owner was unaware of it until I floated the teeth. The horse showed no problems. However there are indicators of EOTRH that may or may not be associated with this screw. The most likely reason for installing the screw was to reduce cribbing.
Horse B - This horse had a screw placed between these 2 incisors for an unknown reason and the owner was unaware of it until I floated the teeth. The horse showed no problems. However there are indicators of EOTRH that may or may not be associated with this screw. The most likely reason for installing the screw was to reduce cribbing.
Horse B - This horse had a screw placed between these 2 incisors for an unknown reason and the owner was unaware of it until I floated the teeth. The horse showed no problems. However there are indicators of EOTRH that may or may not be associated with this screw. The most likely reason for installing the screw was to reduce cribbing.
Horse B - This horse had a screw placed between these 2 incisors for an unknown reason and the owner was unaware of it until I floated the teeth. The horse showed no problems. However there are indicators of EOTRH that may or may not be associated with this screw. The most likely reason for installing the screw was to reduce cribbing.
EOTRH horse 6a and Horse B cribbing rings- 6 months after removal of the screw set in-between incisors to prevent cribbing.
Horse A -1 year after cribbing rings in were removed. See debris in interdental spaces caused by the rings. Also notice how gum line has descended into a normal position.
The pony with the cribbing rings removed almost 2 years ago.
