Post by wallersvalkerie on Mar 16, 2010 19:40:34 GMT 1
I'd like to recommend an equine dentist; because he deserves to be recommended.
Kevin Hallett treated my horse Tinker last Friday and I was so impressed. I was dreading it because Tinks has had to be sedated the last two times. Kevin took Tinks from me and spent a few minutes walking round the yard with him, chatting. This relaxed, unhurried approach continued throughout. Kevin didn't want me to hold Tinks, instead he let him walk around as he did his teeth. Every time that he rinsed his tools, Kevin closed Tinker's mouth. As soon as Tinks showed sign of being bothered, he got a break. The result was clear; Tinks stayed relaxed where in the past he has reared. He didn't even get warm and his pulse stayed steady at a little above his resting rate.
Kevin had me feel inside Tinks mouth before he started and afterward, he also showed me diagrams and made sure I knew what he doing.
I'm a very happy owner and I think that Kevin worked in a very IH friendly way.
You can find him on www.equinedentist4u.co.uk
Sarah X
Kevin Hallett treated my horse Tinker last Friday and I was so impressed. I was dreading it because Tinks has had to be sedated the last two times. Kevin took Tinks from me and spent a few minutes walking round the yard with him, chatting. This relaxed, unhurried approach continued throughout. Kevin didn't want me to hold Tinks, instead he let him walk around as he did his teeth. Every time that he rinsed his tools, Kevin closed Tinker's mouth. As soon as Tinks showed sign of being bothered, he got a break. The result was clear; Tinks stayed relaxed where in the past he has reared. He didn't even get warm and his pulse stayed steady at a little above his resting rate.
Kevin had me feel inside Tinks mouth before he started and afterward, he also showed me diagrams and made sure I knew what he doing.
I'm a very happy owner and I think that Kevin worked in a very IH friendly way.
You can find him on www.equinedentist4u.co.uk
Sarah X