As a horse owner, you play an important role in controlling your equine companion’s weight. Sound nutrition management, a regular exercise program and veterinary care are key to keeping your horse fit and healthy. Maintaining the ideal weight is not always easy, however.
EOTRH, What is it?
Signs of EOTRH are often subtle and stem from incisor pain. Some horse owners notice a change in behavior when bridling their horse, or an increase in headshaking behavior. Others may notice the horse dunking their hay or having difficulty biting into hard treats such as carrots or apples. Weight loss and resistance to having the mouth or teeth examined can also sometimes be attributed to EOTRH.