Executive Summary For seasoned equine professionals—whether farriers, veterinarians, or performance trainers—the physical demands of repeated kneeling during hoof care, corrective shoeing, and rehabilitation procedures are well understood. However, what may…
Executive Summary: Understanding common hoof problems is critical to maintaining your horse’s overall health and soundness. This comprehensive guide details the top ten hoof issues horses face, provides signs to…
Executive Summary Research shows significant safety risks associated with incorrect hoof knife handling, with nearly 65% of farriers experiencing hand injuries yearly. Following detailed safety guidelines and using proper farrier…
Introduction Trimming a horse’s hooves is not a one-size-fits-all procedure. Whether you’re working on a foal just starting to walk or a seasoned adult horse, understanding the structural differences in…
Executive Summary This blog explores how upcycling leather farrier aprons gives durable cowhide a second life while cutting waste. Leather and textiles account for nearly 11% of U.S. landfill waste…
Introduction Learning to use hoof nippers can be intimidating for beginners. One wrong cut can lead to injury or discomfort for the horse. That’s why training with dummy hooves or…
Introduction Are you frequently frustrated by your hoof knife quickly becoming dull, affecting your efficiency and quality of hoof trimming? A persistently dull hoof knife is a common issue faced…
Introduction: Work Smarter, Move Freely Did you know? Farriers perform over 800 deep-knee bends per week on average—yet many still wear aprons that fight their movement instead of supporting it…
Executive Summary Sustainable cowboy hat care combines advanced preservation methods with eco-friendly hat cleaning and proper cowboy hat storage practices to extend a hat’s life. And reduce environmental impact. Drawing…
Introduction Achieving a professional-quality hoof trim requires precision, patience, and careful technique. Unlike standard trims that remove larger sections, precision trimming involves carefully taking off small, thin slivers of hoof…
Introduction Imagine you’re midway through a hoof-trimming session, only to realize your hoof knife blade is dull or chipped, severely compromising your efficiency and precision. This common scenario can lead…
