Hi Everyone, Is there a video I can find somewhere that shows Bowker's approach to long toes / underrun heels? ie. Backing through the white line? Can this be done when the soles are thin? Is this the

I will investigate, thank you very much Diann.

Maria, try progressivehoofcare.org -- Diann Kuzma One Hoof at a Time PHCP Practitioner Joined 2018

If I didn't already, thank you Jean. This response of yours gave me the right questions to ask of the vet and helped me decide on how to proceed. Kandace K -- Kandace K Rocky Mountains Alberta

Thank you, All the information plus a talk with the inspecting vet has decided me to pass on this opportunity. But the knowledge is priceless going forward. Kandace K -- Kandace K Rocky Mountains

Hi Diann, Thank you very much for the help. I entered the PHCP website and searched for it but there are no results found in Spain. Maybe it is not updated. Anyway, I believe I know who he is, it is a

Short term, targeted use of bute/banamine is perfectly fine unless the horse is extremely sensitive to it for some reason. Equioxx is a lot more expensive and is easily overdosed, unless you use the

In addition to the info that Jean provided, a club foot is a response to problems further up the leg. In order to attempt to normalize it, you need to find the underlying cause and correct that first.

Hi Kamdace, You need to create a signature on each individual group as they don't carry over. Here's the link to your member page for this group: https://ecir.groups.io/g/Hoof/member/11265764 Scroll

HI Amy You could try using Previcox/Equioxx instead. They’re the same compound as each other and less inclined to give horses stomach ulcers compared with bute. Previcox is the dog version and

I just saw you are in spain. There is a PHCP person there. Not sure where he lives. -- Diann Kuzma One Hoof at a Time PHCP Practitioner Joined 2018

PHCP is a great on line group. There are required courses to take that you have to go to. Like disection, anatomy and mentorships, to name a few. It is a great resourse for learning! Everyone in

Thanks Sherry, This horse has not been out of the ring, unfortunately. She is coming 7 and spent 2 and 3 Y.O. as a halter horse. Was only backed in the last year. Obviously, we have many many miles

Hi My 30 year old mare, PPID not IR, is stiff behind when trimming. Other than bute is there a short acting pain/inflammation remedy that works for this? Thanks Amy in Va 2005

Hi all, Just wondering if from all the online trimming courses available, you know one that provides a certification. Thank you very much in advance. Maria Duran. Madrid, Spain.

Hi Kandace, How sound a clubfooted horse will be is determined by a bunch of factors, but let's start with 'what are you planning on doing with this horse? How old is it? What is it doing now?'

A club foot is an upright foot caused by a shortening of the tendon and muscle of deep digital flexor unit. The excessive pull on the deep digital flexor tendon (DDFT) turns the coffin bone downward,

Morning, I am looking at purchasing a new horse. The vet who did her Pre-purchase exam told me she had a club foot, he took rads of it and her other "normal" foot. I have only seen the bad one as a

I use a Makita GA4534. It's corded, which makes it lighter than a battery model, and is not a problem for me as I do mostly my own horses now. Amazon says I've had it for 12 years! Has a pretty

Ooh. The Proxxon is 1.8 pounds. Looks light weight. Something about the vibration in tools sets off my arthritic hands. Bet it doesn’t feel great on arthritic horse joints, either. -- Cass, Sonoma