Signs Your Horse Needs It's Teeth Floated, RJF 

They won't need floated till after their adult nippers are in, at age 5. At 2, the front nippers are all baby teeth. Thanks for watching.

@@RockinJFarrier about front neepers it is clear, thanks. But as I understood, those shewing teeth need to be floated, not neepers. At 2 years old horse those teeth are also baby teeth? I have 4 horses. One 11 y.o., 6 y.o., 3.5 y.o. and 2 y.o. I have had a horse dentist occasionaly without equipment and he said, that all my horses need a dentist check, so next time he will come with equipment. But I worry if the 3.5 y.o. horse and 2 y.o. horse is too early to check and get teeth floated? Also want to mention, that 3.5 y.o. loose much oats on the ground while eating... The 6 y.o. horse is pregnant, is it Ok to treat her? please, advise! Thanks.

@@Alex-horsman The 3.5 yr old will have adult nippers in the center top and bottom. Look at the next 4 nipper teeth. They come in adult when 4 yrs old. He could have a baby tooth the is not getting pushed out and the adult tooth is coming in behind or in front of the baby tooth. They are just caps and I can usually pull that baby tooth with pliers. That is usually the problem.

@@Alex-horsman Floating the preg mare shouldn’t be a problem.

There are probably videos on that. I don't have the time to master that.