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| angelarab |
Posted - 18 Feb 2010 : 7:40:32 PM
noticed tonight Baz has lost his top o/s corner incisor he lost the bottom same side a couple of weeks ago...my Dad asked if he could still whistle!! Ok he looks really cute but is this normal for a four year old!! Dentist coming next few weeks routine visit, |
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| pinkvboots |
Posted - 19 Feb 2010 : 09:53:02 AM
Arabi lost some of his teeth at four this is normal |
| Meggie-Lu |
Posted - 18 Feb 2010 : 8:48:39 PM
Thank god! I thought the poor goat at r yard was melting into the ground! Lol
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| angelarab |
Posted - 18 Feb 2010 : 8:08:47 PM
MRS Vlacq lucky you the only evidence i have is the field stile that is slowly disappearing (chosen teething device) and then the gappy look. |
| Mrs Vlacq |
Posted - 18 Feb 2010 : 8:02:41 PM
Totally normal Angel - I found one last week too. Quite a collection gathering |
| angelarab |
Posted - 18 Feb 2010 : 7:48:49 PM
Maggie-lu it's his milk teeth bless him, just all the BHS books say three? p.s Goats rock and would swop the Husband for a few!! LOL |
| rhoni |
Posted - 18 Feb 2010 : 7:45:47 PM
Permanent corner incisors come through between 4 and 5 - no need to worry! |
| Meggie-Lu |
Posted - 18 Feb 2010 : 7:45:35 PM
Ive never heard of this in horses, but i have heard of it in goats, i no that sounds werid in goats it normally happens if the nerve or whole tooth has suffered damage it dies and falls out and a new one regrows, (In pygmy goats this is) No idea about horses might have to google it. |
