Private Pony Farrier Service

Private Pony Farrier Service Horse/donkey/miniature hoof basic and corrective trimming I attended the Canadian Horseshoeing School in Ontario and graduated in January of 2012.

There I learned and practiced: basic trimming, corrective trimming, shoeing, forging, and borium. I also learned about corrective shoeing but did not get an opportunity to practice it. I have since sold all of my shoeing equipment as there was not enough business for it and I only do farrier work part time. I have and do trim horses, ponies, donkeys, and miniatures. I have experience with foundere

d animals and animals with limb deformities. Two of my clients are vets. I charge $40/trim and $1/km one way for mileage. Please feel free to contact me if you are in need of farrier service.

12/04/2024

Just updated my page's service area with a few places I work. If you're willing to pay mileage I will travel anywhere. Mostly, I service within an hour around wainwright in any direction. I go up to Cold Lake, roughly, once a month, and trim within an hour of there. When I'm in Cold Lake, I charge mileage from where I'm staying between Cold Lake and Bonnyville, instead of all the way from Wainwright. During those trips, I can also stop at clients along the way anywhere in between at a discounted mileage.

First time using Refine Equine and I highly recommend Emma. I've never received such an indepth dental report (or really...
09/18/2024

First time using Refine Equine and I highly recommend Emma. I've never received such an indepth dental report (or really much of one at all even at the vet). Very reasonably priced and exceptional attention to detail

08/25/2024

Guess what!? One of my clients has a certified equine dentist in the family!
Refine Equine will be coming up to the wainwright area September 16-17. If you are interested in booking please contact Refine Equine directly.
$200+GST for a float with sedation. Extractions available at additional cost.
If you haul your critters to my client Jessica's home on one of the above dates, there won't be a charge for mileage.

Just booked a second bovine client. Apparently, if it has hooves I trim it 😉. Horses and donkeys are my typical patients...
07/20/2024

Just booked a second bovine client. Apparently, if it has hooves I trim it 😉. Horses and donkeys are my typical patients, but I've trimmed mules, a cow, and a couple goats. I'm game to try if you are! Just remember safety of me, the handler, and the animal are paramount. Regardless of the species, if the animal can not be handled (held still, feet picked up and manipulated) safely, then we have no business attempting to trim its feet at that time.

On another note, I appreciate all of my clients, both returning and new. I appreciate your patience with the booking process. I had some personal things that delayed the start of my spring season and put me behind. I have since caught up, but the work hasn't stopped funneling in.

I am currently booking into the 3rd week of August.

(Photo of my newest personal addition, Linus, just for fun)

What is the true sign of success? When the scammers come after you... lol these nippers look to be absolute garbage in t...
07/16/2024

What is the true sign of success? When the scammers come after you... lol these nippers look to be absolute garbage in the scammers photos of the "actual product". Listed price on their other website is roughly $60. Not sure how they're gonna ship them from the US for $15-20 but I'm almost tempted to get a free pair of crap nippers to use as... I don't know, pliers? Or maybe I'll be surprised with semi decent ones... doubt it though... all in all probably not worth giving them my credit card info lol. The "office" was supposed to call me this morning to confirm shipping information and collect payment... weird, they didn't call... 😅

And then there was this ray of sunshine..  😄 🤣 This is far from his first trim. He knows better but refused to cooperate...
06/21/2024

And then there was this ray of sunshine.. 😄 🤣
This is far from his first trim. He knows better but refused to cooperate today.

Not the most cooperative patient, but adorable nonetheless.
06/20/2024

Not the most cooperative patient, but adorable nonetheless.

New type of patient today. Very sweet girl
06/19/2024

New type of patient today. Very sweet girl

Sometimes people suck. Some people are monsters. This little mule was intercepted on his way to slaughter. He was an abs...
04/23/2024

Sometimes people suck. Some people are monsters. This little mule was intercepted on his way to slaughter. He was an absolute gentleman to trim. There is zero excuse for letting his hooves get this overgrown. Because his hooves were so over grown he has extensive whiteline disease in his right front foot. I think it's been atleast a year since he's been trimmed. He is not overweight. The white line disease in his case is purely because his hooves were not maintained for a very long time. The overgrown hooves resulted in stretching of the layers of the hooves which created a space for bacteria and fungus to get into. For $40-50 every 8 weeks or even every 16 weeks this could have been completely prevented. Thankfully because he is a mule and has donkey genetics, I was able to resect the hoofwall leaving the infected area open to the air (the fungi and bacteria that cause whiteline disease are anaerobic). These are before, during and after photos. After I took the photos I applied apple cider vinegar to the infected hoof to kill any bacteria or fungi that I missed.

In short, if not caught now (or ideally sooner) the bacteria and fungi would have continued to eat away at the connective tissue between the hoof wall and the interior structures, the hoof wall would have fallen off, the coronary band would have been damaged beyond repair, and the animal wouldn't have been able to grow a proper hoof wall ever again. Or, if the hoof wall stayed on long enough, the bacteria and fungi would have eaten deeper and deeper into the internal structures of the hoof causing pain and more irreversible damage.

A couple of today's patients. 2 laminitic ponies and a donkey with white line disease.
03/04/2024

A couple of today's patients. 2 laminitic ponies and a donkey with white line disease.

I hope everyone has had a merry Christmas and I wish you a happy new year. As the holiday frenzy slows down I will be co...
12/29/2023

I hope everyone has had a merry Christmas and I wish you a happy new year. As the holiday frenzy slows down I will be contacting my clients to confirm our previously set schedule and taking on new clients for appointments. I don't know about you, but I sure am enjoying this mild winter so far. (Picture of my maiden mare Lloyd's Gem with her new born filly Sapphire this spring)

Address

Mobile
Wainwright, AB

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 10pm
Tuesday 8am - 10pm
Saturday 8am - 10pm
Sunday 8am - 10pm

Telephone

+17808131853

Website

Alerts

Be the first to know and let us send you an email when Private Pony Farrier Service posts news and promotions. Your email address will not be used for any other purpose, and you can unsubscribe at any time.

Contact The Business

Send a message to Private Pony Farrier Service:

Share