Premium Equine Dental Spreader High-Quality Horse Dentistry Instrument
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Polished Steel stainless steel bar holds the speculum away from the side of the cheek. It can be used with extra-wide bite plates. Available for all sorts of speculums. Polished Steel stainless steel bar holds the speculum away from the side of the cheek. It can be used with extra-wide bite plates. Available for all sorts of speculums.
$155.00 $147.25
The Equine Fluid Hanger with Pulley. This system comes equipped with a stainless steel Fluid Hanger and a 39ft rope. Designed to allow for easy raising, lowering, and support of fluids for I.V. administration. High-quality...
$83.50 $79.35
These bite plates provide extra room for incisors to rest and reduce the risk of slipping off the plate due to their semi-circle shape. The extra-wide arms keep the speculum away from the equine's cheek...
$90.00 $85.50
Smaller size classical pony speculum bite plates. Designed for ponies or miniature breeds. Appropriate for all types of pony speculums.
$116.50 $110.67
It comes with the ball and two different-sized rubber fittings. Inserted between cheek teeth to hold incisors apart. The hard-wearing Teflon is also very helpful in preventing tooth fractures.
$112.00 $106.40
- Equine Dentistry Essential: Premium cheek retractor designed for precision in equine dental procedures.- High-Quality Instrument: Crafted with top-tier materials, ensuring durability and reliable performance.- Optimal Visibility: Facilitates clear and unobstructed views during dental examinations...
$83.50 $79.32
PVC Coated straps are hard-wearing, flexible, and easy to use with all types of speculums. Assembled with high-quality brass buckles and rivets. Easy to attach to the speculums with the help of screws supplied with the...
$94.00 $89.30
Specially designed silicon-coated plates. Suitable for horses with damaged incisors. Use the Millennium speculum, the SE Speculum, or the Hausmans.
$100.00 $95.00
These bite plates provide extra room for incisors to rest and reduce the risk of slipping off the plate due to their semi-circle shape. The extra-wide arms keep the speculum away from the equine’s cheek...