Daisy Haven Farm, Inc

07/03/2025

We're excited to announce Live Sessions for the Foundation Online Hoofcare Course starting March 7th, 2025! Join us monthly for real-time engagement, expert guidance, and a supportive community. Perfect for both current and new students, these sessions are free and offer a fantastic opportunity to enhance your learning. Don't miss out—enroll today!
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17/10/2024

I get so many people asking me what grinder I use! I've organized one place on Amazon where you can see all he components:

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22/09/2024

Check out our Autumn Newsletter! Rotational Deformity information, updates on Daisy's 2024 remaining schedule and an AMAZING opportunity for hoofcare education!

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07/09/2024

TRUE or FALSE:

"The best way to address underrun heels is by bringing them back to the widest part of the frog."

Please comment below and explain your answer!

05/09/2024

So excited for this workshop on Chronic Laminitis and Managing Associated Hoof Infections I'm teaching with Denys Antonenko in December! In-person and virtual participant spots available! In-person participants limited to 10 for a truly immersive experience!

12/08/2024

Sansa is nominated for AFJ Farrier Dog of the Year! Read the description of why she's the BEST and if you agree (which you will) please vote for her!

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08/08/2024

Help me celebrate my birthday month and help more horses! Win-win!

26/07/2024

There's a new catch phrase out there when making trim decisions regarding toe length with our horses' feet. Are you ready for it? It's called.....

LONG TOE (cue dramatic music)

Certain trim styles are now proselytizing that 'chopping toes' is detrimental to the horse and causes P3 damage over time. They are advocating that leaving toes 'long' prevents this consequence.

So what IS a long toe? It's a completely subjective statement. What's long to one person isn't necessarily long to another. How are we, as a general horse caretaking population, determining the correct length of toe?

I've shared here 4 photos of horse's feet and I'd like some feedback as to whether these toes are considered long or not, and HOW DO YOU KNOW?

I have very specific criteria that is objective, measurable, and comparable over time to determine where I arbitrarily trim the toe length three dimensionally.

I look forward to your comments!