I never said I had any other issues with him other than this issue, which is just a fact, not hearsay or libel, etc. I have no reason to want to badmouth him. Once I found out the truth about his license status after he told me he was a vet and had worked on mine as well as other boarder horses, I just couldn't accept someone misrepresenting themselves who could be a liability on my farm.
He is a decent guy otherwise and yes, there were other issue issues I had with him, but they are between him & I and I had my say when I asked him to leave. I feel no need to bring those up, even though they could be alot more damaging than this issue- I do NOT feel the need to go there and no matter how much I may or may not aprove of the man, I will respect him to keep what issues I had with him to myself. I Those issues do not affect others- this issue might. I am not bad mouthing, just making everyone aware of something I didn't even know until after he worked on my own horses. I wish I would have known before hand. With the many different options available in this area, I would just feel better having someone who is licensed in case sedation is needed. True, some horses do not need to be sedated, but what happens if your midway through and the horse decides he has had enough- then what??
I meant no harm bringing this to everyones attention. Please do not try to point a finger like I did something wrong. If anything, I did what I knew was the RIGHT thing to do. People can do what they want with the factual information from there.
Good luck finding the right dentist for your horse