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Offers Equine Hoof trimming and boot fitment. Also assists in transitioning from shod to barefoot

02/11/2024

Hi All.

So happy to have time to hang out with my horses.
I've loved and missed them so much and I gave them trimmed today, think they enjoy the time together as well.

28/07/2024

Hi All,
This is something that I have to do and it has been a hard decision to say out loud.
What started for me as a passion, learning and working with horse’s feet has turned into a job and has just about killed off my passion. So, I’ve made the hard decision to give away trimming horses feet.
This leaves me very sad to have to let down so many horses that I have been working with for years that have developed and are developing great feet.
I’ve made this decision to allow time to focus on my family, my own horses and their feet. I’ll work on getting my transitional facility completed and will continue doing FEC and am thinking about facilitating equine education in the future.
I have made some connections with great people and horses and would be happy to offer advice for anyone taking on their own horse’s feet.
Cheers Tim

25/04/2024

🌟 🌟 RAFFLE FOR SARAH 🌟 🌟
ticket sales now closed

Many of you may have already heard that one of our Tassie hoof trimmers was seriously injured recently when she was kicked in the face whilst working.

That person was our truly beautiful, Sarah Adrych. If you’ve ever met or worked with Sarah you will know how deeply passionate she is about helping horses and how much effort she goes to for her clients.

Sarah has sustained serious facial injuries including multiple fractures. Last week she underwent urgent reconstructive surgery where titanium mesh, plates and screws were used to reconstruct the fractured bones. So far Sarah’s journey has not been without complications with multiple return visits to emergency.

Her injuries are disfiguring and are effecting her vision. Sarah will require further reconstructive surgeries in the future.

As a fellow equine professional, my heart goes out to Sarah so deeply. We give this work our all and every day we take risks working with horses. But we do it anyway because we want to help.

I know Sarah has already been humbled to see the community rally in donating some AMAZING prizes (there are more coming too!). Please show her your support and go nuts with tickets!!

We can't take away the accident but we can assist in a small way by taking some financial pressure off for a little while.

And a little word from Sarah: "I hope my story can act as a reminder to please be safe around horses". ❤

Tickets $5 each or 3 for $10, please message me to purchase 🙂
Will be drawn Wednesday 15/5/2024

14/04/2024

Hi All,
I do need take more photos, the photos below are of a pony with chromic Laminitis not diagnosed to my knowledge so there could be another reason for the stretching of the laminar.

There are 2 lots of photos first 3 is pre trims the 2nd lot of photos are post Trim number 4.

We still have a way to go to get this guy right. Its sad to see this guy in this state but well on the road to recovery.

Thanks for the photos and I could not of got this far without your help.

Cheers Tim

23/12/2023

Hi all,
I would like to wish you all a merry Christmas and safe travels over Christmas and new year period.
I would also like to thank you for your continued support and your great well behaved horses most of the time any way.
If I have missed catching up on your horses trims please message me. cheers Tim

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EQUINE HOOF CARE

I have been trimming my horses hooves for about 10 years or so and I have now finished my study at the Australian College of Equine Podiotherapy.

Equine Podiotherapy is all about providing natural balance to the horses feet, then trimming to the hoofs individual landmarks to provide long-term soundness for your horse.

Working to these parameters allows us to get good weight distribution across the frog, sole and the hoof wall, this helps out the blood circulation through out the caudal hoof and strengthen the Digital Cushion.

The trimming cycles depends greatly on the amount of work the horse is exposed to. The more work the longer that trimming cycle, my horses trim cycles vary from 3 weeks out to 6 weeks, depending on hoof wall growth and work he is doing. I would suggest a 4 to 5 week cycle would be a good place to start. It is all about the time during the trimming cycles so that your horse can maintain the natural balance.