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LeterBuck
Reg. Jun 2012
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2013-11-24 9:33 PM
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vaccinating
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Ok guys so I have been vaccinating my own horses for the past couple years
(after being shown by a vet
) but I have a kind of odd ball question about it. I just vaccinated my horses tonight but I have a horse that needs his teeth floated. I called the vet early this weekend and he just got back to me about floating his teeth tomorrow morning. Is that ok to vaccinate/sedate back to back. I imagine that is is. Just want to make sure there arn't any odd ball effects to doing that.
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JLazyT_perf_horses
Reg. Dec 2010
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2013-11-24 10:54 PM
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RE: vaccinating
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Mine get teeth and vaccinations done at the same time
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GoMistyGo
Reg. Feb 2004
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2013-11-25 8:26 AM
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Location: Bandera, TX
My vet/equine dentist does not like to vaccinate and do teeth in one session. I think it depends on how your horse handles the vaccines. I have a couple that have no issues with it, and I also have a couple that always feel blah for a few days afterwards
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