MEDICAL ARCHIVES
Mix Muesli Sweet Feeds
- Performa RaceHorse
- Performa Racing Fast
- Performa Spelling Mix
- Performa Cool Feed
- Performa Power
- Rice Power Pellets
- Performa Breeder Mix
Feed Products (Distributor)
Grains & Fodder
- Barley - Whole
- Linseed Meal
- Barley - Micronized Flakes
- Lupins - Machine Dressed
- Maize - Micronized Flakes
- Oats - Clipped & Dressed
- Sunflower Seeds (Black)
- Wheat Bran
Grass / Roughage
- Chaff - Lucerne/Alfalfa
- Chaff - Wheaten
- Hay - Grass Mix
- Hay - Lucerne/Alfalfa
- Hay - Meadow
- Hay - Timothy
- Hay - Oaten S.C. + Soy Oil
Supplement & Additive
- 007 Salt Mineral Block
- AD Swet
- Balance
- Calcium Plus
- Coat Gleam
- Equi-Calm (Advanced)
- E.S.E. (Advanced)
- Founder Guard
- Heavy Sweat Electrolyte
- Hoof Care (Advanced)
- Hoof Repair Pellets
- Iron Folic Acid
- Iron Plus (Advanced)
- Joint Helper
- Molasses
- Natural Vitamin E
- Neutralizer
- Omega Race Oil
- Tropical Salts
- Zanol
Dewormer Pastes
Horse Accessories
- Grooming Kits
- Horse Clippers & Blades
- Horse Shoes
- Horse Sense Winkers
- Horse Saddlery Set
- Horse Nails
- Rasp
Horse Bandages
Auxiliary Products
08.02.2006
Handy Hint for Horses - Teeth
Ever had trouble rasping a horse's teeth?
Young horses in particular may be frightened by the rasping operation. Here are two useful hints:
- Between each horse, wash the tooth rasp in warm water, and just before putting the rasp into the horse's mouth, swish it in the horse's own water bucket. It gives the rasp a taste and smell the horse is familiar with and also lubricates and warms up the rasp.
- Look the horse in the eye to keep its attention while gently sliding the rasp into the mouth - the horse will trust you with its life - well, for a short time!