Nannery's Hoof Care

Nannery's Hoof Care Quality goat and sheep hoof trimming in Northwest Washington.

OLYMPIA / THURSTON COUNTYJAN 29THLong awaited for some! Please message me as soon as possible to secure a spot in the sc...
01/18/2025

OLYMPIA / THURSTON COUNTY

JAN 29TH

Long awaited for some! Please message me as soon as possible to secure a spot in the schedule.

Yesterday on Whidbey was a blast. I normally work alone, but my 2 favorite fellow unicyclists (boyfriend and best friend...
01/15/2025

Yesterday on Whidbey was a blast. I normally work alone, but my 2 favorite fellow unicyclists (boyfriend and best friend) joined along for the fun this time! They got to learn about different farm animals and see uncommon hoof conditions and treatments in person.

01/13/2025

Thank you Babe the goat for helping me fix my car so I can get back out there trimming goat hooves! 😁

I am frequently asked what can be done to improve the health of goats' hooves between trimming sessions. The truth is, w...
01/11/2025

I am frequently asked what can be done to improve the health of goats' hooves between trimming sessions. The truth is, without major changes to your property, most people will have a hard time. Goats' ancestors, Ibex, naturally live in a rocky, arid environment. It does rain, but due to the rocky texture of the soil, water does not pool up and slides right off the ground, allowing goats' hooves to dry and maintain themselves. Here in the PNW, our soil naturally absorbs and holds onto water for months at a time. This is horrible for your goats' hooves. It weakens the white line and sole of the hoof so badly they sometimes completely fall apart.

I have seen undeniable improvements to goats' hoof health throughout my career with a simple solution: adding large stones to the habitat of your pet goat. In the photo, you can see 4 to 6-inch road base rock. Due to the size of the rocks, your goats can stand mud-free even in the wettest season. Over time, the rocks sink partially into the ground, and the gaps can be filled with slightly smaller rocks. I have seen goats' hooves completely recover after years of issues once this is done.

Why do I recommend such large rocks over normal gravel or sand? Aside from the fact that our soil seems to swallow smaller rocks whole, they have a tendency to get stuck in goat hooves. Sand, without a rock base, tends to hold water and allows your goats' hooves to sink into it.

I don't sell or provide insight as to where you can purchase these rocks, sorry. I'm sure your local landscaping/hardware/quarry can help!

Please feel free to share photos and mud solutions that have worked for you and your goats hooves in the past!

Previous post i made showing the effects of excess moisture in a goats environment:
https://www.facebook.com/share/p/12Ee9sTiya2/

Upcoming routes - JanuaryNOTEABLE STOPS: KITSAP, WHATCOM, THURSTON COUNTIESJan 13th - a new route im buildingKITSAP COUN...
01/11/2025

Upcoming routes - January

NOTEABLE STOPS: KITSAP, WHATCOM, THURSTON COUNTIES

Jan 13th - a new route im building
KITSAP COUNTY

Jan 14th
Whidbey Island

Jan 15th
Enumclaw - only a few evening appts available

Jan 16th
Pierce County

Jan 20th
Federal Way to Tacoma

Jan 21st
Sultan to Granite Falls

Jan 22nd
WHATCOM COUNTY

Jan 23rd
TBD...

Jan 27th
Enumclaw - Maple Valley area

Jan 29th
THURSTON COUNTY

Jan 30th
Lake Stevens / Snohomish County

All locations are rough estimates of where I'll be that day. Don't hesitate to reach out if you are sort of nearby and would like to be seen that day 🤩

01/07/2025

Finn is a huge joker and taking care of his hooves as he grows up makes me so happy ❤️❤️❤️

Muddy Pug Farm & Animal Sanctuary

This is Domino, one of the tiniest and most precious goaties. At 3 years old, he can't weigh more than 30 pounds! I have...
01/03/2025

This is Domino, one of the tiniest and most precious goaties. At 3 years old, he can't weigh more than 30 pounds! I have never met such a tiny adult goat before. Especially a wether, which are typically quite large. Being strangely sized usually comes with a cost though, little Domino has a malformed jaw. That doesn't mean he's above getting kisses 💕💕💕

12/27/2024

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Some before and afters today. The mud is getting really bad in Washington right now, goats hooves are suffering. Water d...
12/27/2024

Some before and afters today. The mud is getting really bad in Washington right now, goats hooves are suffering. Water damage makes them soften, they will bend under your goats weight and separate at the white line causing hoof walls to tear off. Keeping your pens as dry as possible with ZERO standing water or waterlogged bedding/grass is the most effective way to prevent hoof wall separation. Unfortunately that is nearly impossible for many people to achieve in this very wet state, so it can be managed to a point where your goats are comfortable with regular hoof trimming.

This is NOT necessarily a sign of neglect, its just a reality of where we live, and it happens fast. If you notice your goats hooves are water damaged, I can help you maintain them and point out wet spots in your goats enclosure

Merry Christmas! Hope Santa brought your goaties lots of candy canes, peanuts, and animal crackers!
12/25/2024

Merry Christmas! Hope Santa brought your goaties lots of candy canes, peanuts, and animal crackers!

I've goat to tell you something, here are some more routes:Dec 26thStanwood - Arlington Dec 30thSnohomish Dec 31stSultan...
12/23/2024

I've goat to tell you something, here are some more routes:

Dec 26th
Stanwood - Arlington

Dec 30th
Snohomish

Dec 31st
Sultan - Goldbar

Jan 2nd
Renton - Maple Valley

Jan 3rd
Maple Valley

Jan 6th
Puyallup - Tacoma

Jan 7th
Silvana - Arlington

Jan 8th
Snohomish

Jan 9th
Skagit Co

Don't see your location on here? These are all rough guesstimates of where I'll be. If you are sort of nearby let me know and mostly likely I can stop by!

12/20/2024

"Oh you smell divine, gimme a kiss!" - Tesla the goat, probably

I could never in a million years get sick of this life!
12/20/2024

I could never in a million years get sick of this life!

I have a few openings for ENUMCLAW on December 18th I'm looking to fill! The remainder of 2024 will be tight scheduling ...
12/13/2024

I have a few openings for ENUMCLAW on December 18th I'm looking to fill! The remainder of 2024 will be tight scheduling so let me know ASAP if you are interested so I can get you in 😄

SULTAN - GOLD BARI will be coming through to trim your majestic mountain goats December 31st. Your goats can step into t...
12/13/2024

SULTAN - GOLD BAR

I will be coming through to trim your majestic mountain goats December 31st. Your goats can step into the new year will brand new toes!

Lots of midday openings on next Tuesday Dec 10th for Thurston / Pierce County! Your goats told me their want to have cle...
12/06/2024

Lots of midday openings on next Tuesday Dec 10th for Thurston / Pierce County! Your goats told me their want to have clean trimmed hooves before they make milk and cookies for Santa🎄🎁

GOAT HOOF TRIMMING - one of the most important parts of keeping your goats healthy and happy. Most goats benefit from ha...
12/05/2024

GOAT HOOF TRIMMING - one of the most important parts of keeping your goats healthy and happy. Most goats benefit from having their hooves trimmed every 8 weeks. Having a professional check over your goat regularly is also greatly beneficial, I find so many things as I work closely with your goats that would otherwise go unnoticed! Just send my your number of goats and location and I will send you a quote!

Call 425-375-3885 or message me here

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Snohomish, WA
98290

Opening Hours

Monday 9am - 7:30pm
Tuesday 9am - 7:30pm
Wednesday 9am - 7:30pm
Thursday 9am - 7:30pm
Friday 9am - 7:30pm
Saturday 9am - 7:30pm
Sunday 9am - 7:30pm

Telephone

+14253753885

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Thank you Babe the goat for helping me fix my car so I can get back out there trimming goat hooves! 😁

Finn is a huge joker and taking care of his hooves as he grows up makes me so happy ❤️❤️❤️ Muddy Pug Farm & Animal Sanctuary

Some things I've read, most I've observed in 10 years of working with goats. I love these curious creatures! #goats

"Oh you smell divine, gimme a kiss!" - Tesla the goat, probably

I have a few afternoon spots open November 27th for Bellingham if you'd like to get your goats hooves trimmed. This little gal was too preoccupied to be bothered by her pedicure this time around

Want your goats hooves trimmed from the comfort of your home, your vet isn't available to come to you? Hire a goat farrier instead! I have 10+ years of experience and will help you take care of your goats hooves right at home. I even offer reoccurring appointments to keep them under control moving forward. Message me right here on Facebook or TEXT 425-375-3885

Pedicure day on a herd in snohomish 🐐 💅

SCAM ALERT! Be very careful if you send money over PayPal. Someone's is using my FULL NAME on there and people have accidently sent money to them. My PayPal has a photo of a goat. As far as I know, I'm the only person with my name, so it's very very strange.

Sid demands that his pedicure is done while he lounges in his pool-chair with nice music in the background. The number of goats that sit this nicely for a hoof trimming...I could count on one hand 😄 I would like to stress that Sid was completely comfortable with me holding his leg up and if he didn't like it, he'd let me know! I feel like the angle looks weird on video

Two less common routes coming up! Whidbey APRIL 29th and Bellingham/Whatcom MAY 5th If you are interested please let me know if you would prefer AM, PM, or if time doesn't matter. Please remember to have your goats confined or leashed prior to my arrival unless they are exceptionally friendly 😊

I am all healed up and taking mini pig clients again, Seattle area, extending up to Whatcom county and down to Lewis county. No sedation necessary Call 425-375-3885 $100 for one piggy or $90 each for two

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