Some farriers around here say that they need to heat the hoof to draw the moisture up. They want to do it when the hoof is very hard and dry. They take a blow torch and run it on the sole for a few se

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Maria I would like to see the video. Unfortunately I have no answers for you but I would like to see this. You can send it to me privately. I understand if you don't.

The area of the hoof just in front of the point of heel is what I call the heel quarter. If you look at the hoof as a clock, 6 o’clock is the center of the back of the hoof splitting the frog. So say

--So true about right and wrong. My horses have told me to keep the correct toe length and it will help the heels not under run. Keeping the toe correct will also help the sole greatly.To help them ou

I buy them from the link Cass put up. Jenny is very helpful. I only use them on the front of my gaited Morgan. I use them on all 4 on my laminitic ponies at times when I drive them but most of the tim

I have cavello and easy boot. The easy boot is more flexible and less clunky. The best boot I own, in my opinion, is the fusion hoof boot. The fusion is lighter weight and very flexible. Friends tell

Thank you Lavinia. The file link is very helpful!

Mary I have Under the Horse DVD's I would be happy to give you. Send me your address if you would like them.

Is the dose for Jiaogulan 1g for 100lbs or 1g for 500lbs? Also I haven't had as much time as I would like to look at posts from this group. What I have seem on hoof advice looks great. The terminology