Bare Hooves Equine Trimming

Bare Hooves Equine Trimming Jessica Anderson, Qualified Barefoot Trimmer, servicing the Mackay region.
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Well that’s a wrap for 2023! Another great year of hoofcare with over 6,000 hooves trimmed! Thanks for a wonderful year ...
23/12/2023

Well that’s a wrap for 2023! Another great year of hoofcare with over 6,000 hooves trimmed! Thanks for a wonderful year 🎄☺️

Beautiful thick and healthy wall with even growth from heel to toe to heel
31/10/2023

Beautiful thick and healthy wall with even growth from heel to toe to heel

First professional trim this little mini has had in quite some time. Excited to see the improvement with his new owners ...
27/10/2023

First professional trim this little mini has had in quite some time. Excited to see the improvement with his new owners ☺️

The usual favourite, a classic before and after!
18/07/2023

The usual favourite, a classic before and after!

This is my 15 month old gypsy cob gelding, I have been fortunate enough to trim him since he was six months old, he’s go...
11/07/2023

This is my 15 month old gypsy cob gelding, I have been fortunate enough to trim him since he was six months old, he’s going to have very big but very healthy hooves!

11/07/2023

Safety reminders UPDATED
- All horses to be fully up to date vaccinated against Hendra, Tetnaus and Strangles
- Horses are to be caught, haltered and ready to go by the appointment time
- All dogs must be safely secured or put away
- Toddlers and small children are not to be wandering around the horse during the job. I can’t safely watch out for myself and your child

First trim on a six month old Brumby foal
04/07/2023

First trim on a six month old Brumby foal

28/06/2023

Price List 1st of July 2023 and Safety Reminders

- Set up trim ponies to standards $80
- Set up trim heavy horses $100
- Set up trim Clydesdale or Shire $140

- Maintenance trim ponies to standards $60
- Maintenance trim heavy horses $80
- Maintenance trim Clydesdale or Shire $120

- If paying by bank transfer, payment before the first trim for new clients is required 

- Travel fee of $20 for all clients over 30km away from my start location / home
- Late cancellation fee $20
(This fee applies for cancellations after 3pm the day before. This fee will be waived for emergency cancellations)
- If I have arrived at the job and for some reason we are unable to trim a horse this will also incur a $20 fee (on top of travel if applicable)
(Example: Horse is unsafe to trim, horse can’t be caught by owner or person present etc.)

Safety reminders:
- All horses are to be fully vaccinated against Hendra, Tetnaus and Strangles
- Horses are to be caught, haltered and ready to go by the appointment time
- All dogs must be safely secured or put away
- Toddlers and small children are not to be wandering around the horse during the job. I can’t safely watch out for myself and your child

As always, I will endeavour to send a message before arrival in case I’m running early or late. Thank you to all of my wonderful clients, see you on the job!

Always love a nice before and after photo!
28/06/2023

Always love a nice before and after photo!

First trim on this young man! I think he was quite curious but had lovely manners thanks to his wonderful owner who has ...
27/03/2023

First trim on this young man! I think he was quite curious but had lovely manners thanks to his wonderful owner who has spent many hours over the past month picking his hooves up every day to prepare him for a trim. Regular repetition of a task is a very important tool in training horses and helps to make my job easier and safer.

The reason my hands are so strong 😂 Lots of nipper work over the last few weeks with the season change!
03/10/2022

The reason my hands are so strong 😂 Lots of nipper work over the last few weeks with the season change!

30/06/2022

Prices from 1st of July 2022
Maintenance trims:
- Draft horse $70 incl GST
- Standard horse $60 incl GST
- Mini / Pony $50 incl GST
Prices vary for rehab trims and shoe pulling.

Looking for a companion pony! Bit of a different post but one of my lovely clients is looking for a companion pony or po...
06/05/2022

Looking for a companion pony!
Bit of a different post but one of my lovely clients is looking for a companion pony or possibly even a goat for her little gelding. Comment or pm me if you know anyone and I’ll get you in touch ☺️

These pictures are a perfect visual of what might actually be going on inside your horses hoof when they have a tiny cra...
02/05/2022

These pictures are a perfect visual of what might actually be going on inside your horses hoof when they have a tiny crack that just never ‘grows out’

16/04/2022

Foals thrive on the nutritionally rich spring grass, but adult horses with Equine Metabolic Syndrome (EMS) may develop pasture laminitis because sugars are high at this time. Clover and alfalfa in pastures are also dangerous to EMS animals as both sugar and starch can be high.

Multiple studies have documented that approximately 90% of laminitis cases are caused by elevated insulin and insulin elevations are the only predictor of which horses will develop laminitis. Thoroughbreds, Standardbreds, Warmbloods, Quarterhorses and purebred Drafts are at low risk of EMS but may develop elevated insulin if they have PPID, aka Cushing’s Disease. Pregnant mares of any breed also become insulin resistant in the last half of pregnancy. Examples of breeds at high risk of EMS include ponies, minis, donkeys, Arabians, Morgans, Haflingers, Icelandics and Paso Finos.

Insulin blood tests will identify most horses at risk of pasture laminitis. If the horse has high insulin there is really no safe way to allow grazing these high-risk spring pastures, as it has been shown that horses given limited grazing time will eat as much as 3 times faster to make up for it.

Many people are understandably resistant to the idea of keeping their at-risk horses off pasture, but you have to ask yourself what would you rather have — grass access or laminitis and the smoldering damage it causes. The good news about EMS is that exercise is the best way to control it, so saddle up and you will probably be able to treat your Metabolic Syndrome horse to some grass after work!

As always, contact your veterinarian for more information and for any questions specific to your horse’s situation. To read more about spring grass, see: https://wp.me/p2WBdh-op . For detailed information on Equine Metabolic Syndrome and its diagnosis, visit: www.ecirhorse.org.

Thank you Dr. Eleanor Kellon Vmd for sharing these important facts about spring grass and horses affected by EMS!

Lots of fun and ribbons came from the past few competition weekends for Jillian and her star barefoot pony Fabio! From s...
28/03/2022

Lots of fun and ribbons came from the past few competition weekends for Jillian and her star barefoot pony Fabio! From show jumping to dressage and even cross country there’s nothing this brilliant duo can’t conquer! Fabio competes barefoot and both trains and travels in the float in Cavallo hoof boots.

I’ve been barefoot trimming this gorgeous pony for nearly two years. I measured him up for boots early on and training in them has allowed him to build a tougher sole to keep him comfortable while competing.

Exciting news: I have discovered that Guardian Horse Products is an online stockist for the elusive Sole Cleanse spray! ...
09/02/2022

Exciting news: I have discovered that Guardian Horse Products is an online stockist for the elusive Sole Cleanse spray! And a big positive - it’s in stock!

And that’s a wrap for 2021! Thank you to all my wonderful clients for another great year! Wishing you all a safe and Mer...
24/12/2021

And that’s a wrap for 2021! Thank you to all my wonderful clients for another great year!
Wishing you all a safe and Merry Christmas & a Happy New Year 🎄

I will be back to work on the 10th of Jan 2022

Curious little baby! Aren’t foals just the cutest?
12/12/2021

Curious little baby! Aren’t foals just the cutest?

15/09/2021

PRICE INCREASE - Maintenance trims only

Dear clients, from the 1st of October 2021 there will be a slight price increase on maintenance trims from $45 to $50.

Some miniature horses/ ponies that only require a quick trim will remain at a lower price as is discussed individually.

I will endeavour to continue letting each of you know in person during the remainder of this month.

Different hooves for different climates, this is a great visual and explanation!
30/08/2021

Different hooves for different climates, this is a great visual and explanation!

Seeing awesome improvements in this little guy!
26/05/2021

Seeing awesome improvements in this little guy!

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Mackay, QLD
4740

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