04/07/2025
PSA I am NOT a farrier and don’t claim to be. I take what I can learning wise within the hoof with any experienced farrier. Part of my job, really all of my job is to help the horse. What I do isn’t just riding and making them look cool. What I do is help the horse in all different ways I can so they can go home looking better than ever. That means feet, too!
Unhealthy feet can and will be uncomfortable, problem causing, and even dangerous riding or not.
Before and after, but it will be a process. Slow and steady wins the race! I took enough off to get him feeling better but not too much where he’d me miserable.
These shoes arent even 5 weeks old….
My clients have only had him shy of 2 months. He came to me for training, but first thing was first, was to get these things off and start the transition process to good healthy feet.
Angles are everything and you can see how wonky this poor guy grows! We are on the right track to healthy happy feet again. It doesn’t look like much, but change won’t happen overnight. I’ll go in weekly and rasp around them and get them back to decent looking 💅.
