Oxford County, Maine Horse Directory

Visit Meadow Creek Farm of Maine's Facebook Page

58 River Road
Sumner, MA 04292
beckyd@megalink.net


Bill and Ben pull the horse drawn wagon to do rides all over Maine and into N.H. Come to Freeport during the Christmas holiday season and get your free ride with us. Nute and Max haul our beautiful white carriage with bright red velvet seats, perfect for any wedding, anniversary, or special event. Our goal is to please, so let our professionalism make your day the best ever. Also, when the snow starts to fly, come and go for a sleigh ride over the river and through the woods and back again for some nice homemade refreshments and hot chocolate.
 

• Stables and Horse Farms
• Carriages
• Driving Stables

• Oxford County, Maine

www.meadowcreekfarmofmaine.com/

211 Rice Road
Waterford, ME 04088
northernheightsfarm@yahoo.com

• Belgian Breeders
• Stables and Horse Farms
• Breeding Farms
• Carriages
• Horse Training Stables

• Oxford County, Maine

www.northernheightsfarm.com/

Visit Scotia Equine Dental's Facebook Page

93 S. Whitman School Rd
Buckfield, ME 04220
horsedentist@healingspiritfarm.com


The best person to recognize when your horse needs help with his teeth is you, but do you know what to watch for?

Are you aware of what sort of difficulties your horse may be dealing with?

A veterinarian and an equine dentist in the UK teamed up to do a survey of horse's mouths. They examined 100 horses of various ages.

Here are some of their findings...
- All 100 of the horses had sharp points on their molars.
- 33 had restricted jaw movement.
- 37 had various forms of sharp hooks on their molars.
- 10 had one or more wolf teeth.
- 5 had loose teeth.
- 3 were missing molars.

That's quite a list! Notice the very first finding: All 100 horses had sharp points and edges on their molars. Every time these horses went to eat they had to deal with those sharp points. Let's try to put this into a human context. This would be something like you trying to eat an apple with thumbtacks in your mouth.

We recommend YEARLY visits to see your horses (see above) - when seen yearly for gentle, hand-floats, we help your horse get the most from his/her food and help you get the most and best from your horse. The charge is typically approx. $55/horse with a farm call that ranges from $15 to $30 depending on the distance traveled and the number of horses in the immediate area.
 

• Equine Dentists

• Oxford County, Maine

• Oxford County, Maine Equine Dentists

www.healingspiritfarm.com/9201.html

551 S Main St
Andover, ME 04216
info@memorylanevacations.net


Offering horse & rider vacations in the Western Maine Mountains. Fully furnished studio: sleeps six to eight, A/C, kitchen, bath, private entrance & HOT TUB! Box stalls and electric paddocks. Situated on a wonderful trail system - leave right from the dooryard. Open 4 seasons for all trail riding! ATV, skiing - snowmobiles, too. Room for two self contained camper/trailers with only electricity. No showers or bathrooms, so no tenting allowed. Book early as space is limited, and there are many return guests. See why we are an official destination for the TV show The Best of America by Horseback!
 

• Stables and Horse Farms
• Ranches and Vacations

• Oxford County, Maine

www.memorylanevacations.net/