Central Coast Goat Hoof Trimming Service

17/04/2026

COMING SOON

In a few months time we will be adding a new service to the current services we offer. We’ll be adding “F***l Worm Egg Counts” for those that like to de-worm their Goats & Sheep based on the results of a F***l Worm Egg Count showing that your herd/goat/sheep do have worms and what type of worm, therefore being able to target the particular worm species in your herd by using the correct product needed to be effective in eradicating what worms are present, rather than de-worming on a schedule that often ends up in worms becoming resistant to de-wormers that are given routinely. Often when de-worming routinely the product being used may not be effective without knowing what particular worms you are dealing with.

07/04/2026

Our Website is now up and running. Go check it out by clicking the link. Let us know what you think? Check out the extra areas by clicking on the 3 lines in the top right hand corner. Susan 😀

Welcome to Central Coast Goat & Sheep Hoof Trimming Service, your trusted partner for professional hoof care on the NSW Central Coast, Australia. We are dedicated to the health and well-being of your herd/flock, ensuring comfort and productivity with our trimming services.

03/04/2026

We don’t only trim hooves here at Central Coast Goat & Sheep Hoof Trimming Services. Below is a list of what we can help you with treating….
* Hoof infections (Hoof Rot, Hoof Scald, Thrush etc).
* Vaccinations.
* Giving any injectable product (Antibiotics, Pain medication & anything that needs to be given via injection.
* Scours (Diahhrea).
* De-Worming.
* External Parasites (Lice, Mites)
* Bloat.
* Anaemia.
* Dehydration.
* Abscesses.
* Wounds that do not require stitching.
If you would like to book your Goats or Sheep in for a hoof trim or treatment/advice on anything from the above list please do not hesitate to send us a message, we reply quickly.

02/02/2026

Here’s a before and after trim of one of my own goats, Honey. I keep on top of the hoof trimming of my own goats hooves and like to trim their hooves well before they would be “due” which makes for an easier and quicker job. Honey had only the tiniest amount of hoof wall to trim off (about 1/2 a cm) as it had only been about 4-5 weeks since I last trimmed her so there really wasn’t much that I needed to trim off. Her hooves were mostly dirty with the usual debris that a goats hooves pick up when walking around. The results in the after photo show a nice level under hoof (hoof wall level with the sole) and the entire hoof being correctly shaped, angled and balanced how goats hooves should be to be able to move around comfortably and without putting any strain on their tendons and ligaments. A hoof that is not correctly angled and shaped puts strain on the tendons and ligaments of the lower legs due to how the goat has to adjust the way it walks when their hooves are incorrectly shaped, angled and balanced.

28/01/2026

Hello fellow Goat & Sheep lovers. We have a couple of spots available next week on Monday the 2nd of February, Friday the 6th and the weekend on the 7th and 8th of February, also with a few spots available during the rest of February if you would like to book your Goats 🐐 and/or Sheep 🐑 in for a routine maintenance hoof trim, need minor or severely overgrown hooves trimmed or have any lameness issues or hoof infections that you would like treated please send us a message here on our FB page or message to 0420 592 469 and I will get back to you very promptly. We also do Vaccinations, de-worming and offer sound advice regarding many health issues. We travel and cover the whole of the Central Coast, down Sydney way and up Newcastle/Hunter way. Just for laughs I have added a video of one of our Goats Honey who is a bit of a “Peeping Tom” when people use the toilet. Goats! They are such funny, nosy and curious creatures.

30/12/2025

Evening my fellow Goat and Sheep lovers. Here’s a few before photos of the hooves I had to work with today. Severely overgrown, been well over 1 year since last trimmed. They are so overgrown that the correct shape and angle of a healthy goats hoof is thrown right out of whack. Today was all about trimming off all of the overgrown hoof wall so she’s already walking better however it’s going to take several more trim jobs done about 2-4 weeks apart to begin corrective trimming to bring the hooves back to a healthy goat hoof in general and to bring the shape and angle back to where it should be. Ideally a Goats hooves should be trimmed every 6-8 weeks before they become too overgrown as this is usually what causes hoof infexrions. I usually forget to take before and after photos, however I did remember to take before photos today and then completely forgot to take after photos. If your goat is due for a routine trim, has very overgrown hooves, is lame/limping, spending most of its time kneeling on his/her knees or has any hoof infections like Hoof Rot, Hoof Scald or Thrush send me a message and I can book you in and come out to you and I’ll have your Goat and/or Sheep feeling fantastic on their feet after their Spa Day Pedicure (trim).

15/12/2025

It’s such a great feeling knowing you have helped a Goat or any furry family members. It’s nice to be appreciated. Receiving messages like this from clients really warms my heart and makes me feel so happy that in just one visit to trim and/or treat hoof infections in goats makes such a positive impact on their quality of life and being able to relieve their Lameness and pain caused by hoof infections and/or overgrown hooves.

09/11/2025

Today’s adorable 2 little Nigerian Dwarf goat clients we met when out at their home to do a hoof trim and vaccinate both of them. The smallest one is only 10 weeks old and has the cutest tiny little head. They are such friendly little sweethearts. It’s weird when I’m out trimming little goat breeds like Nigerian Dwarfs and mini breeds. They look and are so so tiny in comparison to our Maggie and Honey who are HUGE, heavy chunky girls.

14/09/2025

⭐️A recent review of our services from “Central Coast Goats Fire Hazard Reduction Service⭐️

11/09/2025

Below is a list of services we offer for Goats and Sheep.

🐐Routine trimming
🐑Corrective trimming
🐐 Diagnosis & treatment
of hoof ailments
(lameness, infections,
hoof rot, hoof scald,
abscesses, thrush etc)
🐑Treatment for Lice/Mites
🐐Bloat Treatment/advice
🐑Anaemia Treatment/advice

Covering all areas of the Central Coast and up towards Newcastle and down towards Sydney depending on location.

Cheaper rate per head for more than one Goat/Sheep.
If your Goat/s or Sheep are in need of one or more of the services we offer above please do not hesitate to send us a message if you have any questions, would like a quote and/or to book in for us to come to you. We have 3.5 yrs experience in hoof trimming, treating hoof infections, helping goats/sheep recover from illness, painful lameness, overgrown hooves and more, we can do it all. You can see here on our FB Business page some of our success stories with before and after videos of goats and sheep who could barely stand let alone walk with the amount of pain they were in. There’s a before and after video of Lucky the Goat (brown & white goat) here on our page who was our worst patient, so much so that he had to come stay with us as an in-patient for 3 weeks due to how severe his pain and lameness was due hoof rot, hoof scald and overgrown hooves with him needing his hooves treated twice daily to recover. We are very passionate about hoof care, goats/sheep well being and helping them to live a good quality happy pain free life.
We look forward to hearing from you.