Farrier in Fort Smith, Arkansas (Sebastian County)

Wild Rose Horseshoeing provides reliable, professional hoof care. I am a certified farrier, and a graduate of Pacific Coast Horseshoeing school.
I take care of my clients, show up on time, am good with the horses, and I will keep you on a schedule. Services include hotshoeing and trims. Serving all of NWA.
For more info or to get on my schedule please call/text, shoot me an email, or message me through facebook. Look forward to hearing from you and I appreciate your business!... See More

I'm a certified farrier with over 25yrs of experience. I specialize in Natural Hoof Care and Founder. For more information see my site www.storybooklgen.com.

We are here to fix your live stocks feet horses, ponies, mules, donkey's, pigs, and goats. Crack in your horses' hoof? We can get that out. Hoof growing wrong now your mule is limping. We can fix that. White line? We will help you get it right. By keeping our clients on a six week schedule we ensure your horses feet stay as healthy as possible. Dependable and reliable, with over 18 years' experience. We take pride in doing great work for everyday people. Great with most "problem" animals. Now accepting Credit and Debit cards.... See More

16 years of working with horses and love every bit I work with a lot of Rescue horses all size horses big or small I will treat them as my own
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Vagabond Forge
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New to Rogers, not new to Horseshoeing.

My kids and new granddaughter just moved to Rogers, so currently I am taking trims for now. I'm looking for a place to set up shop until then I want to travel light. I will be shoeing in the area soon enough.

txt please

Due to my recent promotion to Papa, I have a lot of Papa type things to do. So, I’m trying to stick close to the shop. Just in case I get to babysit.

Those that know me txt me. It’s a bad hearing thing.
Those that don’t know me, please include the following information with your first txt message.

Name:
Location:
Number and type of horses
The typical maintenance, routing and schedule.

If I don’t respond right away, assume I am doing Papa stuff and try again.

I respond best to non emergency and non Family txt messages received between.
9am and 6pm, marked New Message.

As for Prices it depends, are you coming to me? I haven't found a good place in Rogers Ar to meet clients yet, but I will be looking.

I will be in the Rogers Area every other week. Trim rates as follows.

4 week rotation 40.00
6 week rotation 60.00
8 week rotation 80.00

Keeps things bunched up nicely I find.

Therapy Costs Extra.
All new clients pay cash.
Farm calls by txt bid only

I’ll drive a hell of a long way for good horse and a better owner.

I do book some Saturday morning and Wednesday evening appointments on a haul in basis.

When quality counts, certification matters.
Certified Journeyman Farrier through the American Farriers Association
Advanced Skills Farrier through the Farriers International Testing System

Google them and Check them out.
Both are great testing systems including Anatomy and Shoeing Theory component, Forging component, Practical horseshoeing Component.

Looking forward to receiving your message.
Thank you!... See More

Ozark Farrier Group is a Multi-Farrier practice based out of Rogers Arkansas. We offer a range of services ranging from Maintenance trims to Therapeutic work.

Very professional farrier with over 20 years of experience. Draft to mini and everything in between. All ages and experience levels of horses. WILL NEVER BEAT YOUR HORSE OR LIE TO YOU! Love what I do and I will explain everything I'm doing and why. Don't need to advertise but get so tired of people being overcharged and under serviced.I have done about every shape and size from $500,000 roping horses to abused and neglected. THEY BOTH DESERVE THE VERY SAME SERVICE! if you only need a trim I refuse to sell you a shoeing just to make an extra $. Graduate of Oklahoma State Horseshoeing school Ardmore Oklahoma. Where you trim and shoe starting from the first day and live on campus 7 days a week learning everything about building shoes from scratch to properly fitting to all types of horses. Takes hard work and dedication to survive a rigorous school like this but will pay off greatly.... See More