Farrier in Rochester, Minnesota (Olmsted County)

All breads - Hot/Cold shoeing - Therapuetic - Clay has been shoeing for over 8 years and graduated in the top 20% of his class - His schooling was for 5 months

Graduate of the Minnesota School of Horseshoeing. I trim and hot/cold shoe horses. Text anytime!

Tatge Farrier Service provides quality horseshoeing and the best ferrier services for your horses. All horse breeds, basic horse shoeing, advanced shoeing, lameness horse shoeing and reliable service.

Custom Blacksmithing available. Trimming, Founder Treatment, Navicular Expertise, Club Foot, Foals & Young Horses Expertise, Therapeutic Shoeing, Barrel Horses, Ranch Horses, Clips, Mules are all within our farrier service.

Servicing south of the Twin Cities area. Lakeville, Northfield, Prior Lake, Faribault, Waseca, Montgomery, Owatonna, West Concord, Kenyon and more.... See More

I am a graduate of Heartland Horseshoeing School with 8+ years of experience. If you want quality horseshoeing with a patient and reliable farrier, give me a call! Serving the South metro and Twin Cities area

Trimming, Shoeing, Foundered ponies, etc.

Full time farrier service that specializes in founder/laminitis.

Spiral Forge helps create healthy hooves through educated evaluation, intentional trimming and skillful shoeing. She works for people whose horses are top priority, and need great results. She is passionate about her career, and provides quality care for young horses, competitive athletes in many disciplines, and senior horses. Professional farrier since 2010, AFA Certified in 2015. She loves working on gaited breeds and solving problems.... See More

I am interested in working with clients for the long-term health and soundness of their horses. Consistent balanced trimming relieves strain and stress on ligaments, tendons, bones and soft tissue, and it contributes to soundness and enhances performance. I like consulting with clients about the centered approach I follow in my farrier work, which was founded on research into how horses self-maintain in the wild. The science that resulted from the wild horse studies has been expanded and refined for decades and is based on the practical applications and observations of farriers, veterinarians and scientists around the world. I am a graduate of Mission Farrier School, and I apprenticed for eight months prior to beginning work on my own in 2017. I am a member of the Equine Lameness Prevention Organization (http://www.lamenessprevention.org). Please contact me by phone or email to discuss your horse care needs and goals. I look forward to talking with you.... See More