Does your horse need a trim? Is your horse still lame after other farriers trim? Does it seem like farriers can’t fix the problem or never call you back? And do farriers recommend shoes for every problem? Well I may have the answer for you! I am a natural barefoot trimmer, and I am passionate about a horse walking correctly and sound. I have fixed lame horses with founder (excessive toe, no heel, and a rotated coffin bone) and also a bowed tendon horse, all WITHOUT shoes. I have openings starting in two weeks, Feb. 4th. I am very competitively priced, and I work hard to get the job done right. I am patient with all horses, especially those that are learning or hurting. Initial trims are $45. That includes evaluation, trim, an explanation of exactly what is happening with your horses feet, and to get your horse on a 4, 6, or 8 week schedule for maintenance trims. Maintenance is key to a sound horse that has well-connected, properly growing hoofs. I am a very hard worker, and I am determined to get a horse where he needs to be… barefoot. I am willing to travel, as I want to help as many horses as I can. I am ALL about the horses and making sure they are as comfortable as possible. There are trip fees, but they are very reasonable as well. I am Oklahoma Horseshoeing School Certified for basic trimming and was taught natural barefoot trimming through Pete Ramey’s training program. I have references that would vouch for me any day! I also give discounts to people with 3+ horses, people at my barn, and for people who have rescued horses! I have gotten many comments about how I am “A MIRACLE WORKER FOR HORSES FEET.” If you would like to talk more, learn more information, or learn more about my goal as a barefoot trimmer, message me, check out my Facebook page (Sunset Acres) or visit my website at: sunsetacresequine
Posted on: Wed, 21 Jan 2015 03:09:44 +0000
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