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NJ Hoof & Horse Rehab and Trimming

Natural hoof care provider servicing NJ and parts of PA & DE. Use natural methods of trimming to rehab the hoof and horse to its natural state. PHCP member.

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16/11/2024

How do YOU deal with extreme hoof cracks like this?

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

04/09/2024

Daisy and I are having a clinic in December!

Virtual and In-Person options available!!

This clinic will be centered around understanding laminitis and secondary hoof infections.
There will be an amazing opportunity for attendees to learn from a hoof dissection.

Hit the link below 🥳

https://www.integrativehoofschool.com/courses/chronic-laminitis-and-managing-hoof-infection

29/08/2024

𝙀𝙫𝙚𝙧𝙮 𝙨𝙮𝙨𝙩𝙚𝙢 𝙞𝙣 𝙩𝙝𝙚 𝙗𝙤𝙙𝙮 𝙧𝙚𝙦𝙪𝙞𝙧𝙚𝙨 𝙨𝙩𝙧𝙚𝙨𝙨 𝙛𝙤𝙧 𝙤𝙥𝙩𝙞𝙢𝙖𝙡 𝙝𝙚𝙖𝙡𝙩𝙝. - Dr. Stuart McGill

This phrase made me think of the relevance that stress (cellular, muscular stress) plays in the hoofcare world. Every muscle and tissue in the horses body requires an appropriate amount of movement and stimulation in order to function optimally. It’s when the tissues receive excessive or insufficient amount of stimulation they begin to develop pathologies.

What role does stress play in the horses body in your opinion?

(Image of sole papillae)

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

14/08/2024

What is a lamellar wedge?
Here’s a cool macro view of it. The first thing that comes to my mind is “scar tissue”.

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

07/08/2024

Less than a week left!! Come join us this SATURDAY!!🥳🤩

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

12/07/2024

Nothing fancy.
Just a pony making AMAZING progress after his laminitis event!

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

28/06/2024

Posture improvements in 15 minutes!
Whether you’re riding, trimming, shoeing or simply enjoying the company of a horse, how often do you look at their posture?
Be more observant, it might surprise you!

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

17/06/2024

What do you do to manage these trauma hoof cracks?

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

11/06/2024

Very excited for this upcoming clinic with Toni Teschner: at Anicca Farm!

Please let me know if you can make it that day and if you want the Participant or Audit option!

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

10/06/2024

We have a new logo!
HUGE shoutout to Jerzey Graphix LLC for your hard work!

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

25/05/2024

More info on dissection from previous post.

This horse experienced significant discomfort from DSLD (Degenerative Suspensory Ligament Desmitis).

What I notice in this dissection:

Toe dragging is a common symptom of this disease, thus the worn out dorsal wall.
We see edema/swelling and overall inflamed tissue around the bones.
Also there is an insane amount of thrush. The bacteria seemed to aggressively eat away at the frog tissue and left the horse with a very poor looking caudal part of the foot.
To me, this dissection really puts into perspective what the internal structures may look like during such a horrible disease and how important it is to assist the horse with appropriate intervention in order to improve comfort and overall quality of life.

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

22/05/2024

What pathologies stand out to you in this hoof capsule?

More info in next post!

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

11/05/2024

“Your horse has laminitis”.
One of the worst things an owner could hear from a vet… and yet your horse (yes, YOUR horse) may be telling you this RIGHT NOW and you might not even notice it!
What in the world am I talking about?
Sub-clinical laminitis. Or just a fancy word for a slowly brewing episode of laminitis.

You see, with acute laminitis we notice full-on pain, misery, inflammation the horse experiences, and that’s obviously an emergency situation! But in sub-clinical laminitis the problem is simmering. We have one or two (or more) signs of inflammation, but nothing major is happening…. until the horse becomes a train wreck.

So pay attention to your horses soundness. Don’t brush off their painful walk on rocks. Dig deeper for a reason. Don’t ignore if they have so called “retracted soles”. Start noticing any edema, fat deposits, heat, rashes, irritation, etc that may cause an inflammatory state in their bodies.
Or put simple, prevent the problem.

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

09/05/2024

What improvements do we see from the trim? Comment your opinion!

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

03/05/2024

What continues to amaze me in hoofcare is the ability of the hoof to adapt and improve its’ anatomical integrity and function if we make the necessary steps in our trimming and/or shoeing.

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

30/04/2024

Best medicine that works for thrush treatment is…….
persistency.

Denys A.

www.njhoof.com

26/04/2024

We often don’t appreciate just how pathological hooves can look until we see them improve over a period of time.

Denys A.
www.njhoof.com

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