Truth Hoof Care

01/25/2024

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01/18/2024

We hope everyone braved the freezing temperatures and that weird white stuff well. It’s been a heck of a start to 2024 but we’re looking forward to the future and whatever roller coaster ride God has planned.

Now that the busy holiday season has come and gone, it’s time to give your 4 legged hairy kids some lovin’. If they’re looking like a pedicure is needed, give us a call.

12/14/2023

With Christmas around the corner and the hustle and bustle, we hope everyone takes a moment to stop and be still, to reflect on why we celebrate this season. The presents are nice (albeit the stressor of Christmas) but the greatest gift of all, Jesus our Lord and Savior, was given to us on this holy holiday many years ago and we pray you can rest in this during Christmas.

Now if you did happen to go out on a limb and get a furry four hooved friend this Christmas, shoot us a message when they’re ready for a trim.

Merry Christmas y’all!

09/30/2023

😂

It’s like if I’m the fly

08/20/2023

Trims for a pretty bay mare and a handsome paint today out in beautiful Godley.

The weather is hot. The ground is dry. Your horses need a trim every 6 weeks so they can fly.

We know horses don’t fly. We also know poetry writing is not our thing. So just give us a text/call/message and get on the books then we can be your friendly reminder your hairy investment needs attention instead of you trying to remember when 6 weeks ago was.

08/11/2023

😂 not wrong 😂

07/29/2023

Kids sure have an amazing view of the world. Farriers can’t make a horse but we can make them better.

07/21/2023

Thank you Staza’s Creative Designs for our new logo!

She was pleasant and easy to work with and got it done in record time! Thanks for the work!

“Whatever you do, do well. For when you go to the grave, there will be no work or planning or knowledge or wisdom.”
‭‭Ecclesiastes‬ ‭9‬:‭10‬

07/15/2023

Accurate portrayal of my morning. 🐴

In honor of National Farrier's Week, 'If horses were people' is back...with a twist! In this edition, Sarah and Sara tackle the trials and tribulations of fa...

07/10/2023

“Some animals require an every-four-weeks schedule, while others may be well into the seventh or eighth week before attention is needed,” Maki said. “An important point to remember is that excessive growth will cause the hoof to deteriorate; therefore, more frequent work is better than allowing hooves to grow long.”

Hoof trimming also is necessary to prevent other foot distortion problems; poor hoof care can make horses more prone to injuries and can cause fungal infections, sole bruises, or abscesses of the hoof.

**Great read with some good information. If you have any questions feel free to reach out and we’ll do our best to answer them!

https://vetmed.tamu.edu/news/homepage/dont-horse-around-when-it-comes-to-hoof-care #:~:text=%E2%80%9CUntrimmed%20or%20poorly%20trimmed%20feet,comfort%2C%20or%20other%20special%20needs.

Proper hoof care is essential for a horse to be comfortable and active. Comprising a large part of horse veterinary care, the maintenance of horses’ feet

07/07/2023

07/05/2023

Truth Hoof Care is owned and operated by Jason Lafferty, a farrier local to the Cleburne area. He can travel to surrounding areas including Burleson, Itasca, Alvarado, Joshua, Rio Vista, Mansfield and Grandview. He knows how important your time is and prides himself on showing up and being on time.

Jason completed training at Texas Horseshoeing School and then apprenticed with 2 CJFs to better learn the trade.

Currently he’s only offering trim services. He can care for your donkeys, horses, mules, minis and goats.

4 hooves-$55 a head
Goats- $20 a head

Contact him today to get on the schedule!

Jesus told him, “I am the way, the truth and the life. No one can come to the Father except through me.”-John 14:6