03/28/2026
Booking is Open for hoof trims/shearing/etc.
-Located in Chapmanville, WV but I will travel to surounding areas within reason.
Prices:
•Hoof Trimming (discounts will be applied for larger herds)
🐑Sheep: $20 r head
🐐Goats: $20 per head
🐄 Cattle: $40 per head (as long as they’re tame enough, halter broke is prefered or a shoot (or turn table) on site)
•Horn Tipping
🐐Goats: $3 to tip
🐑 Sheep: $3
🐄 Cattle: $8
•Shearing/clipping
🐑 Sheep: $50/head
🐐 Goats: $50/head
🦙Llamas/Alpacas: $60/head
-Will also do fair/show style shearing/clipping as well!
Nail Trims (pets must be well behaved)
•Small dogs (up to 20 lbs): $10
•Medium Dogs (20-49 lbs): $15
•Large Dogs (50+ lbs): $20
•Cats: $15
•Rabbits/rodents: $10
•Other exotics including reptiles: $10
Grooming (pets must be well behaved):
•Small Dogs (up to 30 lbs): $75
•Medium Dogs (31-49 lbs): $85
•Large Dogs (50+ lbs): $100+
•Exotics: $40+ depending on what animal it is.
Grooms include haircut, bath and nail trims.
Prices vary depending on what you want (such as only sanitary shaves, brushing only, bath only, or cutting out matts).
Travel Fee: $2.50 / Mile
NOTE: Prices may vary
I’m available most weekends, and some Wednesdays.
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You can also haul them to me if wanted on WEEKENDS ONLY. This will be cheaper as no travel fee will be applied to your total.
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Why trim hooves? Hooves are a very important part of our four legged friends. Keeping them properly trimmed and maintained helps keeps the rest of their body in line and allows them to move around versus overgrown hooves, which can cause lameness issues as well as an off-set gait, much like equines. If their hooves are overgrown, it can be very painful to the point they may not want to walk. When they’re extremely bad, it can take weeks or even months to fix, if it can be fixed. Overall, it’s much better to have them on a 6-8 week hood trim schedule (depending on the individual animal). This is where I can come in.
I often get an idea on how their hooves are the first session, then I will usually come back in 6 weeks to see how quick the hooves are growing. By the second session, I can give you a schedule of how often their hooves needs trimmed (sometimes they’re fast growers and needs trimmed every 4 weeks, and sometimes they’re good for 6-8 weeks). I also always check FAMACHA on every goat/sheep that way if they need dewormed, I can let you know.
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Examples of a few of my previous show goats after clipping, as well as some before and after pictures of hoof trimming.
