C Arrow Equine Dentistry, Lexington, TX (2026)

02/12/2026

📢 Exciting News for Clients! 🐴

Since I first started doing dentals, I’ve been using Pimbury Dental Charting to keep detailed records of each horse and ensure everything is organized in one place.

I’m excited to announce that Pimbury now has an app for clients called MyPimbury!
With the MyPimbury app, you can:
✔️ View all your horses in one place
✔️ Access their dental history
✔️ Keep track of past charting and records
✔️Keep track of future appointments

All you need to do is sign up using the same email address you’ve used in the past when filling out your horse’s information. It’s that simple!

I love being able to offer tools that help you stay informed and involved in your horse’s care. If you have any questions about getting set up, feel free to reach out!

11/21/2025

With EHV circulating, I want to reassure everyone that I’m still taking appointments, just with extra precautions. I’m stepping up disinfecting measures and carrying disinfectant to every visit to keep all horses safe.

If your horse is quarantining or has been exposed, please let me know before scheduling or before your appointment. This helps protect your horse and others I see.

Thank you for your continued support.
— Christina

06/13/2025

Hats & Shirts are in!!
$20 - Shirt
$25 - Hat

Message me for any inquiries!
Solid white trucker SOLD OUT

Update count:
SHIRT
GREY- 2 small, 1 large, 1 X-Large
BLACK- 1 small, 1 large, 1 x-large
CREAM- SOLD OUT

HATS
BLK/WHT-4
BLK/BLK- 3
GRY/BLK-4
GRY/WHT-5

05/28/2025

End of June and all of July BOOKS ARE OPEN!

Is your horse:
- Loosing weight from possibly not being able to chew and process their feed?
-Not able to maintain weight?
-Dropping more feed than normal?
-Quidding (spitting out chewed food)?
-Throwing their head while eating or riding?
-Tilting head to one side or the other while eating?
-Gaping their mouth while riding?
-Any swelling or odor in or around the jaw?
-Fighting the bit while riding?
-Young and needs it first dental?
-Up in age just needing maintenance?
-Young and about to start training?
-Due for a Dental exam?

If any of these problems are arising, it is time to get your horses teeth checked to allow for these issues to be resolved. It is recommended that you get your horses teeth checked every 6-8 months from 1-6 years of age, at-least every 12 months from 6-15 years of age, and every 6-8 months at the age of 15 and older (but every horse is different, too). If none of these problems are arising but it has been over a year since their last float, it is encouraged that you still get them checked to ensure they are healthy and able to to perform at the highest level they can.

I can travel to you! If you would just like to get a price, schedule an appointment, just have any questions or concerns please feel free to DM, text or call 361-336-3442

02/04/2025

MARCH BOOKS ARE OPEN!

Incisors are just as important as the molars in the back! Most people don’t know that incisors play a big factor in horses eating. 90% of the dentals I do, a big part of it is incisor correction.

Incisors malocclusions- DGL, Venteral Curve, Dorsal Curve, Steep Incisors, Underbite, Overbite and Diastema’s.

Is your horse:
- Loosing weight from possibly not being able to chew and process their feed?
-Not able to maintain weight?
-Dropping more feed than normal?
-Quidding (spitting out chewed food)?
-Throwing their head while eating or riding?
-Tilting head to one side or the other while eating?
-Gaping their mouth while riding?
-Any swelling or odor in or around the jaw?
-Fighting the bit while riding?
-Young and needs it first dental?
-Up in age just needing maintenance?
-Young and about to start training?
-Due for a Dental exam?

If any of these problems are arising, it is time to get your horses teeth checked to allow for these issues to be resolved. It is recommended that you get your horses teeth checked every 6-8 months from 1-6 years of age, at-least every 12 months from 6-15 years of age, and every 6-8 months at the age of 15 and older (but every horse is different, too). If none of these problems are arising but it has been over a year since their last float, it is encouraged that you still get them checked to ensure they are healthy and able to to perform at the highest level they can.

I can travel to you! If you would just like to get a price, schedule an appointment, just have any questions or concerns please feel free to DM, text or call 361-336-3442

01/02/2025

With the start of the new year, means the young horses will be getting started as well. Also means it’s wolf teeth pulling time of year! Still have some dates for January, as well as February dates are available to be booked for appointments!

Is your horse:
- Loosing weight from possibly not being able to chew and process their feed?
-Not able to maintain weight?
-Dropping more feed than normal?
-Quidding (spitting out chewed food)?
-Throwing their head while eating or riding?
-Tilting head to one side or the other while eating?
-Gaping their mouth while riding?
-Any swelling or odor in or around the jaw?
-Fighting the bit while riding?
-Young and needs it first dental?
-Up in age just needing maintenance?
-Young and about to start training?
-Due for a Dental exam?

If any of these problems are arising, it is time to get your horses teeth checked to allow for these issues to be resolved. It is recommended that you get your horses teeth checked every 6-8 months from 1-6 years of age, at-least every 12 months from 6-15 years of age, and every 6-8 months at the age of 15 and older (but every horse is different, too). If none of these problems are arising but it has been over a year since their last float, it is encouraged that you still get them checked to ensure they are healthy and able to to perform at the highest level they can.

I can travel to you! If you would just like to get a price, schedule an appointment, just have any questions or concerns please feel free to DM, text or call 361-336-3442

12/26/2024

Merry Christmas from my family to yours!!
Forever thankful for my clients and ready to see what this new year brings!

11/23/2024

The start of the new year is around the corner, while the traveling is slow don’t forget to take care care of your horses. December and January dates are available to be booked for appointments!

Is your horse:
- Loosing weight from possibly not being able to chew and process their feed?
-Not able to maintain weight?
-Dropping more feed than normal?
-Quidding (spitting out chewed food)?
-Throwing their head while eating or riding?
-Tilting head to one side or the other while eating?
-Gaping their mouth while riding?
-Any swelling or odor in or around the jaw?
-Fighting the bit while riding?
-Young and needs it first dental?
-Up in age just needing maintenance?
-Young and about to start training?
-Due for a Dental exam?

If any of these problems are arising, it is time to get your horses teeth checked to allow for these issues to be resolved. It is recommended that you get your horses teeth checked every 6-8 months from 1-6 years of age, at-least every 12 months from 6-15 years of age, and every 6-8 months at the age of 15 and older (but every horse is different, too). If none of these problems are arising but it has been over a year since their last float, it is encouraged that you still get them checked to ensure they are healthy and able to to perform at the highest level they can.

I can travel to you! If you would just like to get a price, schedule an appointment, just have any questions or concerns please feel free to DM, text or call 361-336-3442

10/05/2024

Wolf teeth season is apon us with the 2 and 3 year olds about to hit the training road. Wolf teeth come in at the age of 6-8 months and only 70% of horses get them. To make sure your horse is ready to go and feeling 100%, let’s get them on the schedule.

October and November schedules are open, limited dates in October and more date open for November.

Is your horse:
- Loosing weight from possibly not being able to chew and process their feed?
-Not able to maintain weight?
-Dropping more feed then normal?
-Quidding (spitting out chewed food)?
-Throwing their head while eating or riding?
-Tilting head to one side or the other while eating?
-Gaping their mouth while riding?
-Any swelling or odor in or around the jaw?
-Fighting the bit while riding?
-Or is young and needs it first dental?
-Up in age just needing maintenance.
-Young and about to start training.
-Just up in age needing maintenance?
-Young and about to start training?
-Due for a Dental exam

These are just a few signs that your horse might need dental exam!

Message me with any questions, concerns, or wanting to schedule an appointment.

07/04/2024

Pony’s need love and care too! Still got a couple July dates open and opening the first two weeks of August to get on the books.

Is your horse:
- Loosing weight from possibly not being able to chew and process their feed?
-Not able to maintain weight?
-Dropping more feed than normal?
-Quidding (spitting out chewed food)?
-Throwing their head while eating or riding?
-Tilting head to one side or the other while eating?
-Gaping their mouth while riding?
-Any swelling or odor in or around the jaw?
-Fighting the bit while riding?
-Young and needs it first dental?
-Up in age just needing maintenance?
-Young and about to start training?
-Due for a Dental exam?

If any of these problems are arising, it is time to get your equine’s teeth checked to allow for these issues to be resolved. It is recommended that you get your horses teeth checked every 6-8 months from 1-6 years of age, at-least every 12 months from 6-15 years of age, and every 6-8 months at the age of 15 and older (but every horse is different, too). If none of these problems are arising but it has been over a year since their last float, it is encouraged that you still get them checked to ensure they are healthy and able to to perform at the highest level they can.

I can travel to you! If you would just like to get a price, schedule an appointment, just have any questions or concerns please feel free to DM, text or call 361-336-3442.

06/17/2024

June and July dates availability to be booked for appointments!

Is your horse:
- Loosing weight from possibly not being able to chew and process their feed?
-Not able to maintain weight?
-Dropping more feed than normal?
-Quidding (spitting out chewed food)?
-Throwing their head while eating or riding?
-Tilting head to one side or the other while eating?
-Gaping their mouth while riding?
-Any swelling or odor in or around the jaw?
-Fighting the bit while riding?
-Young and needs it first dental?
-Up in age just needing maintenance?
-Young and about to start training?
-Due for a Dental exam?

If any of these problems are arising, it is time to get your horses teeth checked to allow for these issues to be resolved. It is recommended that you get your horses teeth checked every 6-8 months from 1-6 years of age, at-least every 12 months from 6-15 years of age, and every 6-8 months at the age of 15 and older (but every horse is different, too). If none of these problems are arising but it has been over a year since their last float, it is encouraged that you still get them checked to ensure they are healthy and able to to perform at the highest level they can.

I can travel to you! If you would just like to get a price, schedule an appointment, just have any questions or concerns please feel free to DM, text or call 361-336-3442.

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