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Farriers
THIS PAGE IS KINDLY SPONSORED BY:
Barry Wiles D.W.C.F. A Farrier Ltd, Tel: 01582 626504 anytime. Most areas covered. Kind prompt service. shu.bw.farrier@gmail.com
Andy Minter - 01442 217187
Berkshire Farrier Services
Dominic Adcock - 01344 893763
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Equine Podiatrist
Equine Podiatry Association
Farrier Registry
Haitze Wiersma - 07737 911525 (highly recommended)
James A Macintyre - 07886 297752
John Rawling - 07884 075926
Nick Hamilton - 07739 965421
If you are planning to move your horse to a new area, make sure you have a new set of shoes on him - just in case it takes a few weeks to find a reliable farrier.
HOOF CARE TIPS
Thoroughly clean and dry the hoof before applying any oils, creams or lotions
Follow all instructions carefully to ensure the product works to its maximum effect
Remove any residue from other products before applying anti-fungal or anti-bacterial hoof products
Absorbent bedding materials draw moisture from the hoof, so use a hoof moisture if your horse is stabled for long periods
If your horse is turned out in very wet fields, apply a hoof moist that helps to control moisture levels in the foot. If the hoof gets too wet it may soften and weaken
Check with your farrier and see that they recommend for your equine
A well-fitted shoe will be slightly longer and wider than the hoof at the heels. The extra width is to allow the hoof to expand as it bears weigh, while the extra length allows for the hoof to grow during the period between shoeing. As the horn grows, the toe will become longer, inhibiting break-over of the the hoof at the toe. This is the main reason shoes need to be changed so frequently.
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THIS PAGE IS KINDLY SPONSORED BY:
Barry Wiles D.W.C.F. A Farrier Ltd, Tel: 01582 626504 anytime. Most areas covered. Kind prompt service. shu.bw.farrier@gmail.com
Andy Minter - 01442 217187
Berkshire Farrier Services
Dominic Adcock - 01344 893763
Equestrianselect - Marquis technology supergrip boots
Equine Podiatrist
Equine Podiatry Association
Farrier Registry
Haitze Wiersma - 07737 911525 (highly recommended)
James A Macintyre - 07886 297752
John Rawling - 07884 075926
Nick Hamilton - 07739 965421
If you are planning to move your horse to a new area, make sure you have a new set of shoes on him - just in case it takes a few weeks to find a reliable farrier.
HOOF CARE TIPS
Thoroughly clean and dry the hoof before applying any oils, creams or lotions
Follow all instructions carefully to ensure the product works to its maximum effect
Remove any residue from other products before applying anti-fungal or anti-bacterial hoof products
Absorbent bedding materials draw moisture from the hoof, so use a hoof moisture if your horse is stabled for long periods
If your horse is turned out in very wet fields, apply a hoof moist that helps to control moisture levels in the foot. If the hoof gets too wet it may soften and weaken
Check with your farrier and see that they recommend for your equine
A well-fitted shoe will be slightly longer and wider than the hoof at the heels. The extra width is to allow the hoof to expand as it bears weigh, while the extra length allows for the hoof to grow during the period between shoeing. As the horn grows, the toe will become longer, inhibiting break-over of the the hoof at the toe. This is the main reason shoes need to be changed so frequently.
Home
THIS PAGE IS KINDLY SPONSORED BY:
Barry Wiles D.W.C.F. A Farrier Ltd, Tel: 01582 626504 anytime. Most areas covered. Kind prompt service. shu.bw.farrier@gmail.com
James A Macintyre - 07886 297752
John Rawling - 07884 075926
Nick Hamilton - 07739 965421
If you are planning to move your horse to a new area, make sure you have a new set of shoes on him - just in case it takes a few weeks to find a reliable farrier.
HOOF CARE TIPS
Thoroughly clean and dry the hoof before applying any oils, creams or lotions
Follow all instructions carefully to ensure the product works to its maximum effect
Remove any residue from other products before applying anti-fungal or anti-bacterial hoof products
Absorbent bedding materials draw moisture from the hoof, so use a hoof moisture if your horse is stabled for long periods
If your horse is turned out in very wet fields, apply a hoof moist that helps to control moisture levels in the foot. If the hoof gets too wet it may soften and weaken
Check with your farrier and see that they recommend for your equine
A well-fitted shoe will be slightly longer and wider than the hoof at the heels. The extra width is to allow the hoof to expand as it bears weigh, while the extra length allows for the hoof to grow during the period between shoeing. As the horn grows, the toe will become longer, inhibiting break-over of the the hoof at the toe. This is the main reason shoes need to be changed so frequently.
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If you are planning to move your horse to a new area, make sure you have a new set of shoes on him - just in case it takes a few weeks to find a reliable farrier.
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