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        <title>Float a Horses Teeth -- What Does that Mean and Why is it Necessary?</title>
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        <description>So what does it mean to float a horse's teeth? I'm sure you've heard this a time or two (if you haven't, sooner or later you will from another horse owner or from your vet), and if you're like me, you imagined for the longest time what this could possibly mean and wondered what it involved.</description>
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