31/07/2024
Hakuna Matata!☀️🐴 No worries old boy, we always find our flow in the trim🐴❤️
Olen erikoistunut kavioiden vuoluun ja siihen liittyviin ratkaisuihin. Tarjoan myös ohjausta toimiv
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Hakuna Matata!☀️🐴 No worries old boy, we always find our flow in the trim🐴❤️
Paljon Kiitoksia Viivi ja Anni for this beautiful painting!☀️☀️ I love it!❤️
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So if reducing the toe is your number one priority because of what you see on an X ray,(disregarding the strength or weakness/ functionality of any other part of the hoof)why are so many horses that have immediate removal of the toe become more hypersensitive and or lame?
Form gains functionality but if the sole and connections are weak and the rest of the hoof is not strong or functional then just creating a shape will not create functionality on its own?
The hoof surely has to have a healing process/ mechanism and if you create hypersensitivity,does this not create an opportunity for excessive inflammation which can slow down healing processes or in some cases excess sensitivity creates excess pain/ stress which has a massive effect on healing and the gut via excess stress?
Yes I know that then you would say anti inflammatory drugs would be used but these also have a negative side and a limited effect?
So somewhere does common sense not apply, where you remove the triggers, allow the equine to settle (apply veterinary advised drugs to reduce excessive inflammation),wait until the equine is comfortable and starts to want to move and lift its hooves, then start the rebalancing process by working at the back of the hoof and gradually reinstating the strength of the bonding/ functionality and sensitivity of the hooves, with very regular work and as increase in movement through comfort starts to occur,so the gradual return of form happens without having to add additional stress or inflammation and be able to reduce the use of strong drugs as recovery/ healing mechanisms kick in?
The first phase usually has an equine that no matter what someone does to the hooves , does not want to move at all and needs time to if you like de-stress
The second phase would be the willingness to want to start to move,signaling the possibility to reduce drugs, so the equine can start to feel the safe movement without increasing inflammation, this usually comes alongside a more up and down shortened stride(which then avoids increasing concussive engagement with the ground) starts to increase blood flow and feeds the repair process between all parts of the recovering body.
The next stage is the willingness to move forward and then you start to see the full range of motion and function of the hooves needing to push the supply of nutrients to the tissues in repair and recovery of the bonds between the components of the hooves, usually the back hooves recovering quicker ( not always)so the stability of the body becomes stronger and the recovering hooves require more good form in order to instate more functionality and if given a good environment over surfaces that aid the comfort and willingness to move the hooves show signs of willingness to break down excessive tissues and install more strength and functionality.
Surely as you start to see the increase in functionality,strength and reduction in stress then is the time to help with the process with sympathetic intervention trimming.
The process is very individual and the steps towards recovery will vary on the several factors and strength of each individual character.
Over the years I have seen so many equines, worldwide recover and also falter in the recovery process, sometimes with jumping from one protocol to another, which never seems to help, stability and a willingness to work with the healing process of the individual is what I see bringing the most positive results.
Just a few thoughts 😊
Mister Aramis with his owner (dedicated friend) Minna.
Aramis is on a journey to rehab from a long period of kaviokuume (laminitis) when he was still living at his former owner. Minna has done a great job with him.❤️🐴
POV-view of Vili🐶
Nothing is nicer than having his little happy energy around while trimming!❤️
Arch of the foot/hoof.
Here a small food for thought. Do you know why we human have an arch under our feet? There are multiple functions for this.
Two of them are:
1. Arches are an amazing shock absorbing system to help the impact of landing the foot to the ground
2. Arches work as a spring mechanism in the take-off fase.
❗❗And you probably guessed it already: For a horse this works exactly the same way!💪👌
On the picture above you can see the overgrown part that I trimmed off a hoof. you can clearly see that the bottom of this hoofwall has the natural arch.(center green arrow)
The other two arrows show the natural roll of the heel and the toe that helps the hoof to have a most smooth landing and take-off while walking.
On a barefoot horse the functions of the arch work of course most optimally, but, also when a horse is on metal shoes this natural arch can be respected by following the natural curvatures of the hoof while preparing the horse for the shoes. A metal shoe does diminish the possibility for a hoof to roll smooth from heel to toe (landing to take-off)
Vuolukurssi kans David Landreville!
Check out the link and subscribe for an amazing course and learn about basic trimming and deep understanding about horse communication with this master ❤️🐴🐝
The course is in southern Finland (Inkoo, Granåsa hevostila) in September.
It will open your horizon about the overall understanding of hooves and horses in general!
Sadly enough I can not join myself this year😔
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A beautiful day of trimming!☀️🐴🐴🐴
Trimming outside in a herd (lauma) is always very special to me and also for the horses I guess. It is beautiful to feel and see their curiosity in the trimming. I always feel very welcomed by them. Most of the horses are also much more relaxed in their natural environment than when they are enclosed by walls. I always let the other horses come close and they can come and see, smell and touch.❤️🐴☀️
In the picture 2 out of 5 of the horses of this lauma Hippa ja Vili
This is Puh🐴
Puh is 25 yrs old and three years ago his owner thought that he would not make it to the end of the summer but then he got diagnosed with Cushing's disease and together with the prescribed medicine also his feeding plan was adjusted to fit his situation.
Now, three years later, Puh is running around like a little boy, his hoof problems have disappeared and also he is nowadays much more social in his lauma where he lives (24/7 outside)
Thanks to the daily care of .emilia ❤️❤️🐴
Thank you Emilia for taking such good care of this special boy, he has a special place in my heart☺️🐴
Today a 'flexible trimming location' ☺️☀️
The foal Täplä was on her way to her 'kesäloma' to a nice pasture and Tiikku of asked me if we could meet for a quick trim so that Täplä can run freely on fresh little hooves for her holiday!
Of course this was no problem☺️🐴
Hyvää kesäloma Täplälle!☀️🐴
Today I had the pleasure to trim these two 21 year old ladies! Kati and Molli 🐴🐴☀️
Aurinko paista!☀️☀️
I just did a small tour on the lake after the weekend of good times at the mökki! The mökki is almost summer-ready again!☀️🐝
Now off to for the trims of the horses! 🐴☀️🐴☀️🐴☀️🐴
Enjoy the week everybody!
Always nice to have some company while trimming☺️🐕
Pinkki says hello!
Hyvää viikonloppua kaikille!☺️🐴
A beautiful picture of one of the first times that Katja rides her beautiful boy Sulo. Sulo and Katja have been professionally trained to ride together.
I love the loose hands on the bit and the connection that Sulo search with Katja, his ear tells you that he is with her at this moment.❤️❤️🐴
Hyvä homma!💪☺️❤️
great day again❤️
👌👌🐴
Heippa ihmiset!
Muutama Kirstinän Tilan hevosista tarvisi juuri sitä omaa ihmistä, aktivaattoria, monipuolista liikuttelijaa ja rapsuttajaa eli jos haaveilet "omasta hevosesta" muutamana päivänä viikossa niin tässä voi olla sinun juttusi. Enää ei kuitenkaan vain kiertämään kenttää ja "kunnon treeniin" vaan juurikin siihen kaikkeen muuhun mitä oman hevosen kanssa voi tehdä, maastoiluun, ohjasajoon, maastakäsittelyyn, kävelylenkeille yms. Sinun ei välttämättä tarvitse olla kiinnostunut ratsastamisesta ollenkaan m***a muuten veri vetää tallille ja kivaan porukkaan.
Muutama poni olisi myös varattavissa esim perheen pienimpien hoitoponiksi ja ensiponiksi ratsastuksen alkutaipaleelle, vanhemmalla oltava hevostaustaa.
Vaadimme täysi-ikäisyyttä ja jo pidempää hevosenkäsittelytaustaa ja kykyä toimia itsenäisesti yllättävissäkin tilanteissa ja aina hevosta kuunnellen, "kovat otteet" on meillä kielletty. Meille ei kulje julkiset vaan tarvit oman auton. Iltaisin myös enemmän hulinaa tuntien vuoksi eli sopisi ihan parhaiten ihmiselle joka pääsee myös päivisin ja viikonloppuisin, arki-illatkaan eivät tietty ole poissuljetut.
Vuokrauksesta tehdään kirjallinen sopimus kk-veloituksella, riippuen käyntien määrästä ja mitä siihen sisältyy.
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Always a great start of a trim-weekend, flowing with the horse❤️ Thank you mister PP (Pieni Poika) it was again a pleasure so set your hooves up for the weekend! Ready to party!
And thank you for the picture Hanna☺️☺️
VITAMINS AND MINERALS FOR HORSES
Another great article in continuation about feeding your horse. Together with the information of my other post about hay, (fat horse picture) this helps you to set up a very easy and good feeding plan for your horse.
PLEASE READ THIS ARTICLE
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Information based on the results of thousands of hay analysis by and the extensive research of the 'holy bible' of nutrition requirements for horses NRC2007
Here also the article of my last post so that you do not have to search for it on my page:
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Lets get in shape before the summer is here!
(HIGHY RECOMMENDED TO READ THIS GREAT INFORMATION FROM Forageplus )
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so true❤️🐴
Happy day 'at the office'❤️🐴
KYLMÄ SÄÄ!!!
I am sorry for the delay with the trimming cycle these weeks, I HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN YOU!!!☺️
But because of these cold weeks, I have to adapt/postpone my trimming routes. Under minus 15 I can not work outside, I am making new schedules!
I am sorry for the delay🙏🐴
I just got well adjusted by after my holidays in Portugal! Ready to trim hooves again!☺️❤️
Llivia and Ruska have been observing how Liisa does the job and these two gave me some nice after care☺️😻😻
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Final morning in Portugal! Back to Finland and the horses!🐴❤️
I fly back today to my dear Liisa and Oulu❤️ Monday back to trimming some more hooves! Always looking forward to see you all again☺️🐴
It was good to be in Portugal to see some friends, Jonas🐴 and surf a bit! And especially because it was too cold to trim anyway 😂
See you all soon!
Portugal!❤️❤️🐴 Hyvää Joulua kaikille
Kamene looks happy after her trim!😂🐴
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Here a small fragment of the trim of Calina of this morning. I trimmed her in her paddock, and as you can see, Bambi, the small one wants to be there too to see what all is happening and to check my work☺️❤️👌 I love it to trim horses in their paddock. Most horses really prefer to be trimmed this way. There are no walls around them. Therefor it gives them the possibility to walk away whenever they want. Because they get this freedom, most of the times they just want to work with you. I believe that this has to do with the 'fight-or-flight response' of horses. If they feel that they have the possibility to 'flight', they can in this 'free' situation but if they have no reason to do so, they just stay with you and connect much better then when they are in a small confined area . @teamhillalouhela #barefoothorses #vapaavuoluhevoset @noutinkaviot
Yesterday was the last day of the visit of my sister and her family to Finland. As a last 'thing to do' I wanted to show them my work what I am doing here as my job/passion with horses. I asked my kind client @happy hill stables, @lottahyttinen if I could come by and show a trim on one of their horses to give my family an insight in my work. Of course! was Lotta's answer and we were warmly welcomed yesterday to see their amazing stable❤️🐴 Christiano got a small 'show trim and he stood very patiently during the whole show! What a kind horse he is! As you can see in the video, Malin and Niilo were looking and listening very closely to all what I explained to them. It will make especially Malin more aware of the importance of hoof care for the future generation!☺️🐴 As a final big surprise at Happy Hill Stables, my nephew Niilo could jump on a big VOLVO shovel machine and even drive himself with this proper 'monster truck' It was an experience that will be printed in his memories forever! Thank you again Lotta and Tuomas (Happy Hill Stables ) for this great opportunity! I am very grateful for this happening and see you soon!🙏❤️
Many of my clients ask me if I have a horse and how he is doing. Here a little fragment of his life in his herd of 4! He is the first brown horse that races by up to the mountain! There are two mustangs of 2 years old, a mare, brown and a gelding gray, and there are two mixed Lusitanos, one gray 2 years old and Jonas brown, 14 years old. Many people ask me if I miss him and if I will bring him to Finland one day... My answer is always the same, yes of course I miss this beautiful soul, but why would I bring him to Finland while he has already this great life in Portugal? 🐎🐎🐎🐎 I am very grateful for the opportunity to have him with very caring people who look after him🙏 I hope that you enjoy this little fragment as much as I do😊🐎 #barefoot #vuolu #mustang #portugal #horselife #herdlife #naturalhorse
Kirstinän Tila. ❤️🐴Tässä lyhyessä videossa voit nähdä lauman hevosia, jotka asuvat isossa pihatossa (Kirstinän Tila, Tyrnävä). Hevosilla on vapaus mennä minne ne haluavat mennä ..tiettyihin rajoihin asti. Lauma elää tiukkojen sääntöjen mukaisesti ja jokaisella on oma paikkansa. Tässä videossa näet kaksi hevosta, jotka seisovat ulkona sateessa odottaen muiden hevosten hyväksymistä. (Tätä hetkeä ei tullut). Nämä kaksi hevosta ovat olleet vain kaksi viikkoa uudessa laumassa, eikä niitä ole vielä hyväksytty 100-prosenttisesti laumaan muiden toimesta. Pieni musta cob-poni, jonka näet videossa, on "vanhan" lauman hierarkiassa alimpana. Hänen tehtävänsä on nyt näyttää uusille hevosille, etteivät he ole vielä mukana laumassa. Tämä ei ole hänelle helppo tehtävä, sillä hän rakastaa olla ystäviä kaikkien kanssa, samoin myös uusien hevosten kanssa. Silti hän haluaa näyttää uusille hevosille, että he eivät ole vielä tervetulleita tulemaan suojaan sateelta. Näin hän voittaa enemmän kunnioitusta vanhan lauman keskuudessa. Kauneinta tässä on se, että kahdella hevosella, jotka seisovat ulkona sateessa, on mahdollisuus kävellä pellon toiselle puolelle, missä on toinen suojapaikka ja mennä seisomaan sinne ja pysyä kuivana. He päättävät pysyä ulkona sateessa, lähellä laumaa ja hyväksyä paikkansa tässä lauman järjestyksessä. Tämä video osoittaa erittäin selvästi kuinka tärkeää hevosille on olla yhdessä ja laumassa, oli kyse sitten vain yhdestä tai toisesta hevosesta tai 40 hevosen laumasta. Hevoset todella haluavat olla yhdessä olosuhteista riippumatta. Kiitos Kaapo. Ressu, Ronja, Iiri, Masse ja Asku tämän kauniin luonnon oppitunnin näyttämisestä.❤️❤️🙏🐴🐴🐴🐴🐴 In this little video you can see a pack of horses living in an open stable (Kirstinän Tila, Tyrnävä). The horses have the freedom to go where they want to go.. Till a certain level.. The pack lives by strict rules and everybody has its own place of order. You see in this video two horses standing outside in the rain waiting for an
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