Certified farrier in the central OK area. Feel free to call or message at (405)708-1759 anytime
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Hey guys! It’s going to be getting really cold soon and will last about a week. That being said… if you don’t want to be out in the cold but your horses need trimmed or shod before then please let me know! Keep in mind though that if you can’t schedule before the colder temps, I will still be able to come during the cold front as long as we don’t get any ice. Stay warm everyone!
Happy New Year!! 🎉 🎊
Wishing everyone a very Merry Christmas!!
This little lady loves her toes done and didn’t want to take her hoof off the stand
Please keep this in mind when searching for a new farrier. This year there have been a few very busy farriers who’ve retired leaving their schedules to others who already have plenty of clients. If you call a new farrier and they can’t get you in for a week to a month please be patient and not rude. We are working as hard as we can and trying our best to be efficient with our time. Our main focus is giving the absolute best care and quality work we can to your horses while also managing our business and schedules. I know as an owner it can be frustrating but that being said if you know your farrier is going to be retiring or can no longer service your area please search long before your horses are due. Scheduling in advance helps not only you but us farriers as well. Thanks!!
Thank you to all the men and women who have served and are serving. We are grateful
Sometimes you have to get uncomfortable to make the little clients feel comfortable.
Beautiful little client and his big brother. These two are so kind and the mini sure loved some hugs during his trim!
I was able to help this sore donkey this morning by popping and cleaning out one big abscess and finished with a trim. This picture is before the trim.
Here in Central, OK we have received a lot of rain which can cause bacteria to get up in the foot causing abscesses. Abscesses are extremely painful for our four legged friends. Here are some things you can do if you discover an abscess on your donkey or horses foot:
- Call your farrier. Most farriers know and are willing to come clean abscesses out for you and get your animal back on track
- Make a paste with sugar and iodine: this mixture helps draw out the bacteria and sterilize the area. After putting the paste on your horse or donkey’s foot be sure to wrap the foot and keep it clean for 4-5 days.
- They won’t keep wrap on or won’t let you wrap their foot? No problem. Get a warm bucket of water and epsom salt making a soak. Soak the foot in the salt water for 10 minutes every day for 5-7 days. The salt water helps with inflammation and draw out the abscess.
We are doing a little re-branding. But please know that I, Jaiden, will still be taking care of your horses and answering your messages and calls.
Always feel free to reach me via Facebook or (405) 708-1759.
Have a blessed weekend everyone!!
If your horse has brittle hooves and constant cracks, this is a great read! Always feel free to ask your farrier or vet for advice on how to help those feet.
Two equine nutritionists shed light on the do's and don'ts of feeding your horse for strong and healthy hooves.
Hope everyone has a fun-filled and safe Labor Day weekend!
It is hot and dry here in Oklahoma! Make sure those horses are able to soak their feet in a pond or muddy place to keep from chipping. Another great solution is getting a conditioner to put on your horses feet to lock in moisture.
CLIENTS: I have had an issue with virtual payments being made on time. Therefore, if you are present for trims or shoes then I ask that you pay on scheduled date. If you are not present for our appointment payment must still be made on date of scheduled appointment. Failure to pay on time will now result in a $5/day late fee. I appreciate all of my clients and thank you for your cooperation.
This guy was being trimmed off balance. He has now had a proper trim and with consistency, he will be able to grow that toe crack out. Progress will be posted.
This mare has some such a long way!! We started with bar shoes to help her cracks grow out and after 3 months with shoes we transitioned to barefoot trims and now, a year later those cracks are almost grown out and looking so so much better.
I am so glad to finally have some cooler weather and the time to do our personal horses!
Hope everyone is enjoying this weather!
This is a one of a kind!
*not my picture*
Let’s do a thing!
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Wishing everybody a blessed Sunday
Another picture that an amazing client took. Me and my little helper (Jax) love getting to see her and her horses!
We have openings this Tuesday and Wednesday! Let us know if you are wanting to get on the schedule for this week
Some beautiful mares got shoes today. Thank you Wendy for trusting me with your beautiful girls!
I have one more opening today in Luther or wellston at 3:45-4 pm. If anybody wants it please call me at (405) 708-1759 as soon as possible!
I will be out in Lexington on Wednesday, August 10th. If anybody in that area needs trims or shoes done please message or call me at (405) 708-1759 to get placed on the schedule. Thank you!
Update: we are booked! Thank you for sharing everyone♥️
To all of our clients waiting for training:
Due to an unforeseen injury we have decided to stop taking outside horses until beginning of next year (January 2023). I am very sorry for those who have been asking to get their horses in with us. I know that this is an inconvenience to those wanting their horses worked with but as of right now I can not take on more horses due to injuring my hip. If anybody needs recommendations to trainers Please feel free to contact us and we can help find one!
I will continue to trim and shoe as much as possible so feel free to give us a call or message regarding schedules for farrier services.
Thank you♥️
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More desensitizing with one of my personal babies! This year old stud colt is learning how to respond to new things.
Due to the heat, Memphis has stayed in his stall for the past 5 days… I would say he’s happy to be out!
It has been an amazing experience to work with this mare. She came to us with a bucking problem that needed to be fixed. Not only did we find the issue behind her buck but we were able to fix it and have her ready to go back home. She really is an incredible mare and one of the smoothest horses I have thrown a leg over. We have had her for just over three weeks and she will be leaving us tomorrow. Thank you for trusting us with your horse Morgan♥️ The video below just shows me working with her showing her that it is okay when people mount/dismount and there is no need to buck.
Memphis loves bath time in this heat♥️
Memphis is looking better by the day! So excited to see what this colt will do in his future
Some more firework fun with the horses this morning. We hope everybody is enjoying this cooler weather today in Oklahoma!
It’s firework season! Use those smoke bombs or fountains to your advantage to show those horses new things! If you live in or near Nicoma Park we highly recommend going to Liberty fireworks for whatever you need. Their prices are the best with the best staff♥️
Memphis is learning how to be quiet and well mannered horse during his desensitization training! He has been introduced to the saddle and will lunge or round pen great and stands for just about anything including the farrier and baths.
On day one Memphis could not be touched. Now, on day 7 with us he is taking to the saddle pad nicely and excelling in his ground work. A couple more days and he should be ready for his first ride!!
Earlier this week this colt was hard to catch and did not want anything to do with people. In the short time he has been with us he has not only learned that people aren’t so bad but he is excelling in his training. Again, keep an eye on him as he will be ready for rehoming in just a few short months!
This three year old is learning quickly and will soon have his first ride! NFS
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