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When choosing a farrier for your horse, the question of qualifications often comes up.

The maintenance of a horse's hooves is not just a matter of aesthetics or routine care; it's a cornerstone of equine health and performance.

Radiographs, commonly known as X-rays, are indispensable tools in equine hoof care.

When a 1,200-pound animal decides to jerk a leg, strike, or rear while under a farrier's care, it's not just inconvenient—it can be lethal.

The health of a horse’s hooves is a direct reflection of the horse’s overall nutrition.

A farrier should be much more than someone who fits shoes to hooves. They should be a horseman—a professional…

The hind square toe horseshoe is assists in improving a horse’s performance and biomechanics, specifically targeting the hind limb.

The inclusion of a toe clip, a small triangular projection at the front of the shoe, helps anchor the shoe to the hoof…

Sugar was found to be in a critical state, with a body condition score of 2, indicating severe emaciation and chronic laminitis.

Thrush, a common affliction in equine hoof-care; arises from less-than-ideal environmental conditions and poor hoof hygiene, presenting...

When a new horse arrives on the mat with the directive to "just shoe it," it is often accompanied by the assumption that there are no...