Harmonious Hoof Care

15/04/2026

10/04/2026

Day 2 of Glue with Confidence, we are having so much fun! The Glorious Hoof Firenza Park Equine Services with Kathryn Christieson

08/04/2026

Quality control officer Alfie 🐶 is living his best life, how cute is he playing with his new friend. Alfie’s been coming out with me lots as the weather is cooling down!

26/03/2026

24/03/2026

This week I’m down in Victoria for block 2 of EPT with Australian College of Equine Podiotherapy

So far we’ve been covering lots of anatomy, this stuff is my jam! I’m having a blast

Ps how cute is this tiny pony?

16/03/2026

How lucky am I to have such lovely friends who generously share their passion and knowledge with me ❤️

16/03/2026

I always admire this mare’s pretty stripey hooves 😍

12/09/2025

I was apart of ISIHA’s first cohort of students. After the unethical business practices and poor treatment I witnessed and experienced, I couldn’t morally support the school further despite my considerable financial investments.

This decision only reinforced my values of integrity and accountability in every aspect of my hoof care journey.

My experience was poor and severely disappointing, I know I am not alone. There is an amazing supportive community of hoof care providers, mentors, and friends out there, I promise. We can do better ❤️

04/07/2025

This is what happens when owners leave us unsupervised with their ponies 😎 cuddles are always guaranteed

15/04/2025

I love these beautiful bones! Do you know what a horses hoof bones look like?

The three phalanges at the end of the horses leg

Known as P1, P2 and P3 - top to bottom.

Also known as the long pastern bone, the short pastern bone and the coffin bone.

Or proximal phalanx, middle phalanx and distal phalanx.

And the distal phalanx is also known as the pedal bone.

Any more terms? Edit “Os Pedis “ shared by farrier and glue shoe manufacturer Jeff Newman!

No wonder there is confusion when we talk about anatomy!

The coffin bone is named as it’s like being inside a coffin, the coffin bone inside the hoof capsule.

Pedal bone-
AI says In anatomical terms, "pedal" refers to anything related to the foot or feet. It's often used to describe structures, muscles, or processes pertaining to the lower extremity. For example, the pedal artery is a blood vessel located in the foot.

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