Lone Eagle Horseshoeing

08/18/2023

11/14/2021

05/10/2021

PICC line out!!!! Still have dental surgery tomorrow. Looking to be able to start working Saturday slowly on horses.

04/22/2021

Well the cause of all this was my teeth. So today I had a fast scheduled cleaning. Told them that I needed 2 teeth... well 3 hours later I had my teeth cleaned and 2 teeth removed....

04/16/2021

Out of the hospital. At home ready to finish the healing process.

04/15/2021

Chest tubes out now. Looking like home tomorrow

04/13/2021

Thank you all for the prayers over the last few days. Yesterday was the surgery to get the fluid off my lungs. I am doing good today but still in a bit of pain. I just got a PICC line in for meds. Looking like I will not be under a horse till the PICC line is removed. Looking like I should be home end of this week. The PICC line will be in for 4-6 weeks.

04/12/2021

Lone Eagle Horseshoeing is currently not able
to take any appointments at this time. Jason has been in the hospital with pneumonia for a week. As soon as he is better he will start taking appointments again. Thank you for your understanding!

10/25/2020

Wish I did not have to share this😭

Shared by a Vet ...
For anyone that has to release horses/set them free as a last resort from the fires, please read:

1) When letting horses out of stalls or pastures, CLOSE ALL of the stall doors/gates once they are set free. When horses are panicked, they will usually go back to their stall or pasture, which will likely trap them in the fire.

2) Write your name/phone number on your horses’s hooves in sharpie OR with spray paint/paint on their body. You can also tie something in their mane/tail, but there’s a chance it could get snagged on something or burned.

3) Leave all halters off — they will burn into the sides of their face and can get caught on fencing/objects.

My thoughts are with all that are impacted by these devastating fires. Please be smart and stay safe ❤️

05/06/2020

Did you know a Farrier is a essential worker? Mr. Ben is very happy that he can still look great in trying times.

10/09/2019

Your farrier finishes shoeing your horse and hands you a bill for the work. You look at the bill, muster a smile, and grab your checkbook even though you may be thinking, 'A set of horseshoes costs about $15 and he spent less than an hour putting them on. Why is the bill so much?' …

07/24/2019

With the current confirmed cases of vesicular stomatitis virus (VSV) in surrounding counties and pending cases in Mesa County we have made the executive decision to postpone this upcoming gymkhana. At this point we will continue to have the August 3rd gymkhana but will update everyone if anything changes. The new gymkhana date will be September 7th.
We understand this disturbs people schedules and we are sorry for any inconvenience but we are committed to prevent the spread of this virus as much as we can.
Please contact us with any questions or concerns.

03/10/2019

And this is were it all started.

03/06/2019

Regardless if your horse wears shoes or goes barefoot, hoof care is an important part of keeping your horse sound and comfortable. A major part of this maintenance includes trimming, resetting the shoes, and regular hoof care provided by the service of a farrier. But how often should your farrier vi...