Austin Henderson Farrier Service

Austin Henderson Farrier Service Graduate of Wyoming School of Horseshoeing June 2017 however, forever a student of farrier science. Will perform to the best of my abilities, every horse!
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10/15/2022

Preliminary results of a research project studying the movements and forces of shod and unshod horses find that “traditional iron shoes change the hoof’s ability to expand and contract across tracts, as well as the tracts’ ability to move up and down in relation to each other.”

07/18/2022

In this episode, Dr. Erica Lacher and show host Justin Long explore the old axiom, "no hoof, no horse," and the myriad of ways that manifests itself. Topics include bone structure, tendons and ligaments, lamina, trimming and shoeing, and much more. Along with good nutrition and dental care, proper h...

01/25/2022

Mini Scoots for a mini model🦄

Leandro is just one of the cutest and most fluffy Scoot models we have ever seen.

He and his humans live in the arctic part of Norway so the extra fluffiness surely has a purpose. Leandro loves to go for drives and is a boss in front of his little wagon where he takes his loved ones for adventures.

We are so lucky to be able to share some of those moments and enjoy the beautiful nature and scenery they take us to.

Thank you Amanda .theshetty for always putting a smile on our faces 🥰




06/27/2020

Austin Henderson Farrier Service's cover photo

04/14/2020

His first set of shoes.

03/16/2020
Affordable Portable Products

Affordable Portable Products

Ok whether you are in California or Not This Arnold PSA about what to do should bring a chuckle. Especially in his terminator t-shirt.

02/15/2020

Road to the Horse

Happy Valentine's Day from your horse. ❤️🐴😍😂

12/08/2019
Butler Professional Farrier School

Butler Professional Farrier School

Here is a great quote from J.G. Holstrom from 1904 'Advice to Horse Owners', "It is cruelty to animals to raise a c**t and not train him for shoeing, and the horse-shoer must suffer for this neglect also. Many a valuable horse has been crippled or maltreated, and thousands of horse-shoers suffer hardships, and many are crippled, and a few killed every year for the horse owner's carelessness in this matter. A law should be enacted making the owner of an ill-bred horse responsible for the damage done to the horse-shoer by such an animal. Every horse-raiser should begin while the c**t is only a few days old to drill him for the shoeing. The feet should be taken, one after the other, and held in the same position as a horse-shoer does, a light hammer or even the fist will do, to tap on the foot with, and the feet should be handled and manipulated in the same manner the horse-shoer does when shoeing. This practice should be kept up and repeated at least once a week and the c**t when brought to the shop for shoeing will suffer no inconvenience. The horseshoer's temper, as well as muscles, will be spared and a good feeling all around prevails."

07/10/2019

The Working Horse Magazine

06/15/2019

Worthy Trails Horsemanship

06/10/2019
Oswald Farrier Services

Oswald Farrier Services

DO YOU OFFER A MULTIPLE HORSE DISCOUNT?🤔

I use to. I thought I was being nice and I was saving money by doing multiple horses at one stop and passing on the savings to the customer. Or I did it because I felt bad writing out a huge bill for one person.

But as I got older, I realized I was cheating myself. More seasoned farriers had told me for years that every horseshoer only has so many horses in their backs, so make each one count. I was doing the same amount work on each horse, but making less money and my back was just as tired as if I have done the same amount of horses at multiple stops.

Fortunately, I accepted the advice of my mentors and have taken steps to try to prolong my career. Giving discounts will hurt your back, your business and your bottom line.

06/08/2019
First (presumed) North American cases of tick-related paralysis in horses documented at Purdue University

First (presumed) North American cases of tick-related paralysis in horses documented at Purdue University

Veterinarians at Purdue University College of Veterinary Medicine in Indiana have published a detailed account in the peer-reviewed Journal of Veterinary Internal Medicine describing the possible occurrence of two cases of tick paralysis in horses in North America. Until these cases, this particular...

05/27/2019

Ha!

Sunday Funday!

01/19/2019

GoHorse

Equine Kinetics, Inc. offers training, conditioning, and rehabilitation using an equine water treadmill & cold saltwater spa.

They offer trailer in services, as well as, boarding options. Horses go to them to recover & strengthen from an injury, as well as, increasing muscle, stamina, & balance for competitions. They see hydrotherapy as a cross training tool in addition to rehabilitation.

🌀--For clients who use their trailer in service, the horse is worked on the water treadmill & can then recover in the cold saltwater spa. After, the horse loads and returns home.
🌀--Other options are: a client can use their 210x80’ covered arena & then recover in the saltwater spa, a rider can receive a performance evaluation by one of their specialists, your horse can receive a groundwork session & then recover in the spa, etc.
🌀--For full care boarding, horses receive two treatments per day, 6 days a week. This could include two sessions on the water treadmill or one session on the treadmill and one groundwork session later in the day.

Give them a call to see how they can help improve your horse’s performance and find the right program for you!

https://www.gohorse.com/equine-kinetics-inc-horse-stables-pipersville-pa-59074

01/19/2019

Horse and Hound Mobile Veterinary Services

The importance of radiography!!! A client who just took ownership of this horse wanted us to take radiographs to assess why his hoof was malformed. He had some abscesses that had popped out at the coronet band. The radiographs took us all by surprise!! Nobody knows how long this guy had a nail in that foot. Plus he was barely lame!!! 😯😯

After a nerve block was performed, the nail was removed. We soaked his foot with betadine and water to help clean out the bacteria. He now has some antibiotic paste in the nail hole and his foot is wrapped. He also got a tetanus booster and started on systemic antibiotics.

This is one lucky horse! This could have turned out much worse for him. We are definitely not out of the woods yet, but it looks like he should make a full recovery.

Horse and Hound always has a mobile radiograph unit on the truck! We are always ready and excited to take some pictures to better diagnose issues with your horse. Or dog. Or cat. Or goat. Whatever you have, we can take it! 📸📸🐎🐕🐈🦄🦓🐖🐄🐐🐫🦆📸📸

12/16/2018
50 BMG vs Anvil

Alternative use for my anvil

Today on Kentucky Ballistics we see if we can bust an anvil with a 50 BMG! I hope you enjoy the video and thanks for watching! CHECK OUT PEW PEW TACTICAL! - ...

11/12/2018

UC Davis Center for Equine Health

Our hearts are with everyone affected by wildfires—including those near the , and .

Animal owners and especially owners of horses and livestock must rely on themselves to take care of their animals in a disaster. Are you prepared? Make sure your emergency plan includes these 10 points.

This information is available for download in PDF (https://goo.gl/kwpyvC). You may also view the Fall 2014 issue of the Horse Report (https://goo.gl/sRBJTy) for more tips.

Please help us distribute this information widely!

10/30/2018

My son on his horse Peaches.

Thus little Guy is borrowing his mummy’s SPH saddle pad.

09/14/2018

We have free range chicken eggs if anyone is interested. Please let us know and we can deliver at your next appointment.

$2.00 a dozen.

These are my sons chickens and all the money raised goes to him. Thanks!

07/12/2018

A little work with a little help.

04/24/2018

8 weeks later

04/06/2018
Precision Hoof Care

Precision Hoof Care

“Good farriers work with other good farriers. They read, they study, they practice, they simply don’t isolate themselves through complacency. In fact, good farriers in North America spend several thousand dollars each year to advance their knowledge and skill. If your farrier isn’t on the road, attending clinics, conventions, and other events, you should wonder why. A friend once said that “the worst disease a farrier can suffer from is isolation.””

04/05/2018
American Farrier's Association

American Farrier's Association

Timely article from americanfarriers.com with spring foaling season in full swing

03/20/2018

Hay Where's That Blue Stuff

The weather has now warmed up enough to get the mud off the legs and what do you find?
Cannon Crud, YUCK, no one likes this unsightly fungus festering on their horses legs! If it goes untreated this can turn in to swelling and lameness in some horses.

Treat this easily by washing with Fungus Amungus Shampoo and applying That Blue Stuff Lotion daily. Do not scrub or pick at it, allow the product to work from the inside out. When healed, the scabs will fall off and new healthy skin and hair will be underneath!

Rio's owner used Hay Where's That Products and successfully healed that pesky Cannon Crud!

Visit www.thatbluestuff.com for more information or to buy online.

03/13/2018

A hoof crack I'm working on.

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