Farrier in Three Rivers, Michigan (Saint Joseph County)

Please contact me directly via text at the given phone number for any inquiries, as this is the most reliable way to get a hold of me. I do not check this site often.

Text your name, needs, location, any current issues with any hooves, and number of horses, and I will get back to you as soon as possible. Understand that I am busy, and it may be a few weeks before I can get out to do your horses, so plan ahead.

Currently offering trimming services in the southeast Michigan area.

Providing quality work and balancing the equine hoof.

I place emphasis on continuing education, and understanding equine limb anatomy and function.

Horse care is a partnership between owner, farrier, and vet to provide the best care for your animals.

Trims start at $50 w/cash discount or $55 credit. This includes in-area trip charge and trim service.

Outside of service area will have an additional trip fee.

Prices subject to change.

Member of the American Association of Professional Farriers.... See More

Graduate of Oklahoma State Horseshoeing School and a two year apprentice in the West Michigan area.

Providing service to West Michigan

Farrier - Miniature Horses & Donkeys

horse available for sale

Affordable, professional, experienced Farrier;
Basic shoeing and natural trimming services. Offering multiple horse discount.
Attended Heartland Horseshoeing School in Missouri spring of 2016, and completed several apprenticeships previous to that.
Will travel within an hour radius of Portland, willing to travel farther for multiple horses.
Please call for additional information and pricing.

Also offer affordable custom handmade artistry services, horseshoe nail jewelry, horseshoe dream catchers, wood-burned stall tags, etc.... See More

Please Text or Call me directly at (five one seven) seven five nine-two nine one eight. Certified Farrier & Colt Starting Trainer. 100% of my farrier clients enjoy the convenience of setting up their next farrier appointment when we finish with the current work. This saves us both time trying to call and keeps your horses on a regular hoof care schedule so the hooves stay in the best possible condition. I firmly believe that keeping horses barefoot and regularly trimmed is best if they can perform their job comfortably and safely that way. And I do shoe horses whose work requires it - my own Pinto half TWH mare is shod all around because I wear her hooves out faster than she can grow them if she is barefoot.... See More