SERVICES

Functional Hoof Care for the Modern Horse

Anatomy-based barefoot trimming, hoof boot fitting, and owner education designed to support healthier movement, comfort, and long-term function.

Every horse is approached with consideration for anatomy, movement, environment, lifestyle, and long-term comfort. Services are designed to support healthier function while helping owners feel informed and empowered throughout the process

Thoughtful Care, Built Around Each Individual Horse

Consultations

Whether you're exploring barefoot for the first time or looking for guidance on a specific hoof concern, consultations provide individualized education and practical recommendations tailored to your horse's needs.

Barefoot Trimming

Every trim is tailored to the individual horse, with the goal of supporting healthy hoof function, comfort, and long-term soundness. Hoof care is approached as one piece of the bigger picture, considering the horse's lifestyle, movement, nutrition, and overall management.

Hoof Boot Fittings

Properly fitted hoof boots provide comfort and protection during rehabilitation, barefoot transitions, riding, and daily management. Fittings include brand recommendations and fit assessment to help you choose the best option for your horse.

what to expect

Thoughtful care,

every step of the way.

Each appointment is tailored to your horse, but generally includes:

Assessment

Hoof & posture assessment to identify balance, wear, and any concerns.

Functional Trim

A functional barefoot trim that supports healthy hoof structure and mechanics.

Education

We’ll explain what we’re seeing, what we’re doing, and how you can help between visits

Movement Evaluation

When appropriate, we’ll observe movement to track progress.

Recommendations

Personalized recommendations for environment, care, and hoof protection options if needed.

Official scoot boot approved stockist

Professional fittings. Expert guidance. Boots that support your horse’s journey.

Policies & FAQs

Important Information

To ensure the best care for your horse, please review our policies and frequently asked questions

- Horses should be caught and ready at the scheduled appointment time.
- Please ensure your horse is clean and reasonably dry, with excessive mud, manure, snow, or ice removed from the legs and hooves whenever possible.
- Horses should be handled regularly and able to have all four feet picked up for routine hoof care. Young or inexperienced horses are welcome, but please let me know in advance so additional time can be scheduled if needed.
Expectations for everyone's safety.
- Horses should be accustomed to routine hoof handling.
- Please disclose any kicking, striking, biting, rearing, sedation, medical conditions, or behavioral concerns before the appointment.
- Safety is always the priority. I reserve the right to refuse or discontinue service if conditions become unsafe for the horse or those present.
Hoof care is one part of a horse's overall health. Veterinary diagnosis and treatment remain the responsibility of the horse's owner and veterinarian. Recommendations provided during appointments are educational in nature and are not a substitute for veterinary care.
Photos may occasionally be taken to document hoof progress or for educational purposes. No identifying information will be shared without permission.