you can post pic of the hoof, i believe. Not sure on the protocol. You can email me at dkhoof@... I will help you figure this out

Case history? Need hoof picks at least. Depending on what is causing the crack (coronet damage or poor past trimming) will determine what plan of action needs to be taken. I have worked on many hooves

Maria, try progressivehoofcare.org

I just saw you are in spain. There is a PHCP person there. Not sure where he lives.

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 the g

Any brand will do. Take off the second handle and the blade guard. Using this power tool is great! BUT very dangerous. Since i dont know you or your physical status, Please make sure you can handle, l

If you do get boots to big, Make Sure someone rasps the correct breakover! Otherwise it will put strain on his tendons. Like wearing clown shoes.

Where are the pics? Need to see hoof before comenting

Go to PHCP website. Look up members.

Joella, there are All types of pads. Easy boot has comfort pads, 3 densities. Another company is HoofPads? Can not quite remember. I have had clients use yoga mats, the puzzle mates for long term stan

Computer took a bit to update. Yippie

Thanks, done, i hope

For some reason, my info did not show Diann Kuzma One Hoof at a Time Joined 2018

I had/have a few clients like this. The heels are way to low, like crushed/run forward. I try using glue on; boots 24/7; Hoof Armor, anything to stop heel wear. I do not know enough about wedges to he

My horse Taxi has HUGE sidebone. So large that i cannot get Scoot Boots on anymore. I switched to EC Fury heart. Seems to work. Anyhow, she should not have issues ridding. As far as i understand it, o

Forget about soaking boots. She is Not ready for that. Get a few tubs of ToMorrow. Easy to use. It has a tip applicator. Try to clean first, go to another hoof. Do the Round the world. Then on the sec

Greetings! Is this mare at your farm? Do you see her everyday? If so, i can offer ideas for getting her mind on you. I am a pro trimmer, but others can help with the hoof issues. First treat fro serio

Have you looked at Scoot Boots? They have a slim also. No boot stays on ALL the time. Paso's can be challenging. Scoots have some modifications to custom fit the boots. There are also 'other' ways to