Steven Moseley Equine Dental Services

02/09/2025

Why Do Horses Get Sharp Teeth?Did you know horses’ teeth are continuously becoming sharp? 🐴In this video, we’ll break down the anatomy and physiology behind...

01/09/2025

AVAILABILITY THIS FRIDAY 5TH SEPTEMBER
📍HAVERFORDWEST

Steve has had some availability come up this Friday 5th September in Haverfordwest & Narberth area.

Let me know if you’d like an appointment.
07758129727

27/08/2025

Teeth talk: Understanding your EDT

Have you heard your EDT mention ETR? 🦷 🐴

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06/08/2025

05/08/2025

What a busy couple of weeks here! 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿

Lots of lovely horses visited including these 2 lovely retired polo ponies! I also got to see & treat my first pony Millie who is now 30 years old and looking great thanks to the fabulous care at Lane End Farm

22/06/2025

NEATH/SWANSEA/BRIDGEND - THURS 26TH JUNE

Due to the interest in the last date in the area, I’m looking at another next week! I have a couple of appointments left so please get in touch if you’d like one!

07758129727

13/06/2025

NEATH/SWANSEA - TUESDAY 17TH JUNE

Steve has had a bit of space come up next Tuesday 17th June in the Neath/Swansea area!

If you’d like an appointment- drop me a message!
07758129727

30/05/2025

Great first day back on the tools after a nice holiday! Eased back in with some lovely horses to treat today.

Luce is getting through the last of the enquiries/bookings, so if you haven’t heard from us in the next day or so please give us a nudge!

26/05/2025

NORTH WALES AVAILABILITY TUES 3RD JUNE

📍DOLGELLAU & TAL-Y-BONT

A space has come available in the Dolgellau & Tal-Y- Bont area with Steve on Tuesday 3rd June. He will be coming from Aberystwyth so you could be on route!

Message me on 07758129727 if you’d like to book

21/05/2025

Teeth talk: Understanding your EDT

Have you heard your EDT mention the word buccal? 🦷 🐴

www.baedt.com

13/05/2025

Unfortunately, this is something we hear all too often. It’s important to understand that horses are incredibly stoic animals, they often show little to no obvious signs of discomfort, even when they’re experiencing significant dental pain.

Horses have hypsodont teeth, which means their teeth continuously erupt throughout their lives, approximately 3–4 mm per year. Because of this natural process, sharp points inevitably form over time. If it’s been more than a year since their last dental examination, your horse will have developed sharp points at the very least, which can lead to pain, ulceration, and discomfort eating and wearing a bridle.

Every horse should receive a thorough dental examination at least once a year.
Regular dental treatments ensure your horse stays comfortable and free from discomfort. They also help identify and address dental issues early.

Don’t wait for problems to arise, as they may become more difficult to manage. Proactive, regular dental care throughout their lifetime is key to ensuring your horse’s long term dental health and their overall well being.

Every equine, every year.

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03/05/2025

Hey Guys,

I hope you are all managing to enjoy this lovely weather with your horses ☀️🐴

Steve is now full for May! We may be able to accommodate some urgent appointments if needed next week. After that he will away working for a week, then he is off on holiday until the end of May!

June bookings are filling very fast!! I have still got to contact some who are on our rebookings list for June, so don’t panic I have left appointment space to cover that! I will also try and post area days with availability.

I would appreciate if you are after an appointment in June or July, please get in touch sooner rather than later as I will be away as well so it will help me with the organising!

Thank you to you all for keeping Steve so busy, your support is appreciated!

Lucy ☺️