M Arrow Horseshoeing

31/01/2024

The little guys need some love too!

13/01/2024

Had some fun on some jumpers today! Snow couldn’t keep us down, thank you Tucker Tentinger with Technical Shoeing for the buttery finish work 🔥🔥🔥

16/09/2023

Gone elk hunting! Be back into service 9/24!

05/05/2023

Big ol Cowhorse with size 1 feet. Let’s go Cowhorsin!

25/04/2023

We shared a podcast on Social Media, Farrier Focus, we received comments that I felt are worth addressing. If you haven't had a chance to listen to the Farrier Focus Podcast, you can find it here Comments regarding the Farrier Focus Podcast on Social Media: "The biggest problem with farriers(I am on...

21/12/2022

Last, but, definitely not least on our list to congratulate on their year end awards is Shine On Alli. Owned by Nancy St Clair and raised by Laura Kiracofe. This gritty mare ended up being an excellent show horse; she is the reserve champion in the open and intermediate open futurity for the Intermountain Reined Cowhorse Association. We cannot thank her team of supporters and care givers enough! Dr. Kat DeHaan, M Arrow Horseshoeing and RC Bean Saddlery

📸: Rockin' Horse Photography

10/11/2022

I’ve got the best clients. Thank you Jim MacDonald for this awesome, homemade gift!

21/10/2022

Outta town, outta mind! Business will resume sometime next week!

11/10/2022

Friends and family, I have been out sick the last handful of days and am currently rescheduling appointments until I feel better, I appreciate your understanding and flexibility!

07/10/2022

Shoein some of the big boys, sound on for a satisfying sizzle!

23/07/2022

Good standing horses make life easy. Stay tuned till the end (or just fast forward) for something from my horse handler.

#”sliders ’

15/07/2022

Gone Fishin, friends! Won’t be back to service until Sunday evening!

12/07/2022

When I ask if a horse stands well for the farrier, I mean will they stand this well? Clifford is patient enough to allow me to place my shoe and nails exactly where I like them! Safer for the horse, and me.

09/06/2022

Worked horses are happy horses! Your farrier will thank you!

07/04/2022

Thank you Dr. Dehaan for the use of your clinic! Pretty awesome setup in Fruitland!

07/04/2022

I’m here to shoe cowhorses and drink beer, and I’m all out of cowhorses.

12/03/2022

Put a little Voodoo magic into these for and Tink (the stink)!

06/03/2022

Yeah I dunno, just a foot.

02/03/2022

Rope horses and resets.
Check it ➡️➡️➡️

17/02/2022

Just some good Ol basic shoein’

21/01/2022

I forgot to take a top picture, but that’s okay because this is most important view.

30/12/2021

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So true! We do t have a 9-5 job, Monday - Friday. We work 7 days a week and juggle life with it. Sometimes the house is a mess, we don’t get a shower or dinner is cereal because it’s late. But… we are lucky to do what we love everyday with our family by our side. It’s hard. But so very rewarding.
…..
Running a business is really hard.
What they don’t tell you is that it can cause severe anxiety, and drains you mentally to the point of depression in even the most laid back people.
People will talk about you, compare you to others, use you, they will view you as a service and not a person anymore.
Friends will expect discounts on everything and value you and your hard work less than a big chain store.
You have to worry about if you forget to email/message someone back, are they going to think it was on purpose? Did you disappoint them? Will they hold that against you? When in reality you just can’t get to everyone’s messages and emails.
Starting up and running a successful business puts incredible strain on personal lives and relationships, many of which fail because there is just often no work life balance. You need to be the director, the worker, the admin, the marketing team, the accountant, the cleaner..... All whilst being a parent, a husband or a wife, family support, friend...
There’s a reason you don’t see many people succeed in small businesses after 5-10 years. It takes a toll. It’s freaking exhausting. Especially the past couple of years.
Here’s a small reminder that we are just normal people with hectic lives. Be kind, be patient….. and hopefully more of us will stick around!
I copied this from a friend and thought it was pretty spot on with regards to my and many other small businesses!

06/12/2021

That’ll work.

18/10/2021

Friends and Family, we will be out of town this week watching the Snaffle Bit Futurity in Ft. Worth. Business will return to normal October 25th!

13/10/2021

If you’re interested in attending Farrier school, this is a fantastic school!

You can now register for our 2022 Sessions!

18/08/2021

Some awesome information regarding Laminitis and Founder!

02/08/2021

I will share this article anytime I come across it! Great little tid-bit that may help your horse, and farrier!

Teaching a horse to accept having its foot held is an important step in training a young horse. Use these tips from Martin Black to start the process.

14/06/2021

Starting off the week on a good note! Cowhorse deluxe.

21/04/2021

This is some great information, at the end of they day your farrier would like to work on well behaved horses, in decent footing, and go home safe to their families.

02/04/2021

Toe clip... Thursday? Yeah we’ll make that a thing.