Remember to get your horse(s) on a regular 6-8 week shoe, trim or maintenance schedule.
It takes an entire year for your horse to replace it's hoof from hairline/coronary band to ground. Every time the hooves are allowed to grow too long between farrier visits, it slows down your farrier's efforts to keep your horse's hoofs healthy. It is more cost effective for the horse owner to maintain a regular farrier program to eliminate possible pathological shoeing due to overgrowth or leg injuries where a vet may be required.

If you have a horse with serious cracking and chipping of the hoof, this can be avioded by a regular 6-8 week maintenance schedule.

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You may also schedule an appointment online - Appointment

Please Note: For safety reasons I reserve the right to refuse service for any ill-mannered, dangerous horse.

If for whatever reason your animal becomes troublesome or antsy during the work being carried out and I am unable to complete the job, you will be charged for the hooves that have been worked on.