BJM Farrier Services

04/01/2024

Remington…the other 3 feet 😆

04/01/2024

5 years of hoof rebuilding! Has always been barefoot went through a lot of bad to get to the good!! I’ll repost older pictures of this guy. Healthy hoof happy horse! No hoof no horse! Only can post 1 video at a time and no pictures 🤷 so here is a couple of him.

02/20/2024

Hola!

02/20/2024

Hello everyone I just want to let everyone know I will be home from vacation on February 26th. I can send and receive text messages but the WiFi cell service is poor so it’s hard to make calls or take calls. If there is an emergency or new client questions you can call my son MaCade 540-905-2537.
Thank you!

12/17/2023

11/18/2023

10/12/2023

Did I fix it?

08/05/2023

Planning for Hoof Building Clinics in 2024 is underway, and as always, we are so grateful for the interest shown from across the world.

Please note that we are not actively looking for new hosts or locations for next year. The 2024 schedule will be smaller compared to this year, and it will mainly involve existing hosts & locations.

We are getting to meet so many amazing people and horses this year, but so much planning and travel is hard to keep up with! Organising new locations is particularly time consuming, and we need to allow some time and energy for other projects too - like perhaps finally getting a book out in the world 🫣

We do have a form available on the clinics page of our website for new host enquiries. If you feel like you have an exceptional location and are really keen to offer to host, you are welcome to fill out that form and we will be in touch if we can make something work. Due to the large number of enquiries we receive, we are unable to get back to everyone, but please know we do appreciate the support.

03/21/2023

2 years on a founder case getting better every time. I wish I had got the very first visit but definitely see the difference.

10/28/2022

Interesting! 😂

06/02/2022

Just a trim for this little guy 😂

05/05/2022

12/07/2021

Another glue shoe I just did the other day. This horse had a bad abscess in the toe last year and had been under another farrier’s care. I trimmed her 2 months ago and let her go barefoot then this time put the glue shoe on. Hopefully we can get through winter with this and have some good growth. Still has some toe to bring back. She is standing a little weird so the left front looks bad but it’s not. I really like these glue shoes looking forward to using them more.