…as demonstrated here in this challenging case. We apply healthy hoof guidelines to assess the current balance and decide on […]
Successful integrative barefoot hoof care needs teamwork! Read Post »
The common practice of trimming heels short in order to achieve an idea of “ideal” (healthy ground contact for the
No heels, no horse! Read Post »
… and before the classic “head bob” manifests… In this excellent short video, Leading lameness diagnostician vet Sue Dyson says
How can you tell if your horse is in pain? Read Post »
A truly integrative approach considers all aspects influential in well-being and resilience. As non-farriers, our choices of interventions are somewhat
Why we trim the HORSE and not simply the HOOF! Read Post »
‘LONG TOES’ are usually LOW PALMAR P3 ANGLES and places the horse at GREATER RISK of INJURY, TRAUMA, DISEASE AND
What does “long toes” really mean? Read Post »
What if the environment doesn’t support keeping a horse barefoot? What if the owner isn’t aware the horse doesn’t have
Is barefoot best for all horses? Read Post »
