Hello Another option to glue on shoes or boots is FormaHoof. I’ve heard good reports about this product Josie Davis CA 11/09

My mare was diagnosed with navicular a couple of months ago. She got a shot of Osphos and metal shoes recommended by the vet were put on. Has anyone found good glue on shoes or boots for navicular

Im hoping I added the signature correctly. https://ecir.groups.io/g/CaseHistory/album?id=271623

Hi Dawn, Would you please provide the link to the photos for Dalli. Thanks. -- Lavinia Jan 2005, RI Moderator/ECIR Support

I just updated Dalli's photo album with updated RF and LF photos that I took this morning. Last trim was last week and will be trimmed again in 2 1/2 weeks. Thanks for any thoughts.

Merlin thanks you for taking on the job of driving the bus! -- Lavinia Jan 2005, RI Moderator/ECIR Support

Great thanks, I have ordered Petes DVDs. Read and printed several of his articles. I also have looked into makindawdells2 site. I am on the mission to learn all I can from the appropriate sites/ppl to

Pete's book and DVDs are good resource, as well as his website, where you can read the trimming articles: https://www.hoofrehab.com/ You can rent many of his DVDs from Giddy Up

Ida Hammer offers online and in-person trimming classes. She is aligned with Pete’s methods (and friends with him). I highly recommend her program.

Hi Jean, Be careful with the Strasser trim. It usually involves carving out sole, trimming the hoof to "ideal" external angles that may IR may not reflect the position of the coffin bone, and in my

Pete has many wonderful dvd’s and books available. Ida is great about helping people too. Many of us have just gotten a couple of good rasps, stands and or knifes and with Lavinia’s guidance just

Thank you Robyn! Greatly appreciated

I have the Under the Horse Dvd series, as well as In the Trenches, both by Pete Ramey if you are interested. Also check out Ida Hammer’s classes at Mackinaw Dells. Lots of us had to learn, you

Since I live in a rural area of SE WI and my current farrier is very old school and reluctant to learn updated trimming skills for laminitic horses. He Wanted to put reverse heartbar shoes on my

I would like to start trimming my own horse. I live in a rural area of SE WI and am having a hard time finding a farrier who knows what they are doing or willing to change or learn what Pete Ramey

Or hen's teeth. It's hard to change perceptions when they have become enshrined as "gospel", and that gospel is the underpinning of a person's training and later practice. Changing it requires

Totally agree with Kirsten. I have soooo many pictures of bad feet in my collection. As Kirsten also knows though, sometimes it doesn't take much for your own horses to get away from you. I had

Once you know what to look for, horses with good trims and healthy feet are about as rare as lottery winners. -- Kirsten Rasmussen Kitimat, BC, Canada

Hi Kim, I'm sure a lot of members here feel the same way you do! I believe it's an owner & farrier problem. "Most" horse owners don't want to pay for a new set of shoes and a trim every 3-4 weeks.

I finally bought this one http://www.eki.es/productos/herramientas-herraje/legras-y-cuchillas/legras/legra-felix-roman-mango-de-madera I am very happy with it, it makes trimming soooooo much easier