01/07/2026
Farrier Day. Every seven weeks. No exceptions.
Horses depend on their feet. A very wise horsewoman once told me, “No hoof, no horse.” And after years of caring for horses, I can tell you, those might be the truest words ever spoken.
If a horse’s feet aren’t healthy, you don’t have a horse. Period.
That’s why here, trims happen every seven weeks, year-round. Rain, shine, sleet, ice.
Whether we feel great or feel awful—it doesn’t matter.
Hoof care is non-negotiable.
Now, two of our guys; Thor and Bob have made it very clear they are not fans of Farrier Day. That also doesn’t matter. Their comfort and our farrier safety come first, so we work with our vet and farrier and responsibly sedate them.
The result? Thor and Bob now love Farrier Day, because they’re comfortably numb. 😌
This is what Farrier Day looks like for Thor, and honestly, it’s a pretty cool thing to see: calm, safe, stress-free care for a horse who needs a little extra help.
Because at the end of the day: no hoof, no horse, and we take that seriously.
We made a promise to take care of these horses and we will never forget that promise.
