Holland Horseshoeing LLC

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29/11/2022

Yep 🤣

The biggest lie we tell ourselves is “I won’t wear this in the barn.”

01/02/2022

16/10/2021

Heavens to besty! Wouldya look at this!

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05/10/2021

Check out our infographic on how to manage a hoof abscess. For more information on this topic, visit https://extension.umn.edu/horse-health/hoof-abscesses

28/09/2021

Scotty had a little visitor well trimming this evening ! Little cutie even posed for the picture:)

24/08/2021

Very well bred filly. I have others available too. These colts grow up in big pastures with creeks rocks and lots of wildlife.

14/08/2021

Literally, free of charge

10/08/2021

06/08/2021

😂😂😂 Have a great weekend everyone !

23/07/2021

If your heading to the exbo so in and see Lexi Shugren !!!!

01/07/2021

30/06/2021

Little laugh for today !

28/06/2021

Happy Monday everyone !

23/06/2021

Alright we have hats ! Only womens at this time, mens to come ! All hats have the ponytail back ! 5 different styles to choose from $30 each, venmo is great otherwise you can request one and get it at your next trim !! Have a great day everyone !

27/05/2021

Just thought I'd share some photos from the weekend! We had an awesome 5 days participating in a ride for Trails 4 Transplants ! If anyone is looking for an awesome cause to donate to, look into T4T. Have a great memorial weekend everyone!

24/04/2021

This spring has proven to be as frustrating as all the others. When your Farrier and vet tell you to get your horse OFF GRASS It means NO GRASS, NO GREEN, NOT ONE HOUR OR ONE DAY.
O.F.F!!
Founder is the #2 cause of Equine death and a lot of it is preventable. You need to do your part as owner.

22/04/2021

13/04/2021

Spring grazing should be introduced slowly and delayed until grasses reach 6 to 8” to optimize both the health of the horse and pasture. Calendar date is not important as weather conditions and grass growth can vary greatly from year to year. When pastures reach 6 to 8”, begin grazing for 15 minutes, increasing the grazing time each day by 15 minutes until 5 hours of consecutive grazing is reached. After that, unrestricted or continuous grazing can resume.

We also recommend feeding horses their normal hay diet before turning them out to pasture during the first several grazing events of the year. This strategy should help avoid rapid intake of pasture grasses. Even though hay and pasture are both forms of forages, there are significant differences. A gradual change from one feedstuff to another provides enough time for the microbial populations to adjust, reducing the chance of colic and laminitis.

13/04/2021

I'm goin to be honest. I'm the one who shod both of this two horses. Completely different results. And do you know why? The one to the left didn't stand still for a single second. I'm amazed i even got the shoes on. But I did. On Internet it's very easy to sit behind the screen and criticise harshly without knowing the history behind a photo. Owners can easily put out a photo on a hoof and people will say to the owner to change farrier and demand money back. Without having basic facts that the farrier who tried shoeing the horse risked his/her life to even give it a try. Be humble. Think twice. Find out the real story behind a photo. Because one photo does not tell the whole story.

11/04/2021

Spring is here the young ones are coming ! God is good !! How neat

05/04/2021

Happy Monday everyone ! Have a great week!

04/04/2021

Happy Easter!!!!

He is Risen! 🙌🏼
Happy Easter everyone!

01/04/2021

Spring is here along with the mud 😁

There is always that one horse.