Farrier in Fort Morgan, Colorado (Morgan County)

* Progressive Horse Care Practitioner since 2021
* Applied Whole Horse Hoof Care Certificated
2023
* ELPO educated.
* I offer glue on shoes.

Each year I continue my education with up to 4 different schools/programs to stay on top of my game, and to aid my customer's and their humans.

Bodyworker- Massage certified, kinesiology Taping, Masterson Method, Red light therapy Certified... See More

I provide on time service, great communication, and gentle patient handling of animals. I offer hot shoeing and glue on shoes as well as barefoot trims for horses, mules, and donkeys. I will work on animals big and small. I am also willing to work with animals that are difficult that other farriers may have struggled with in the past. I also trim other livestock including pigs, sheep, goats, camels, llamas, and alpacas.... See More

The most important decision that all horse owners make is who their farrier is. Horse shoeing and understanding lameness are a classic engineering problems to solve. Prior to becoming a farrier I was a structural engineer. Using my knowledge in engineering and design, coupled with my experience as a horsemen and professional farrier, I'll help you make a more informed decision regarding your horse's hoof care needs.

Understanding what is healthy/normal to what is distorted and unhealthy are some of the things that I focus on as a farrier. I will spend time with you discussing the mechanics of the hoof and the movement and placement of the hoof as it strikes the ground. I will review the parts of the hoof; external and internal that are required to function properly to promote a healthier, sounder, and more efficient horse. We'll discuss balance and why it matters.

If you have a horse that seems clumsy, trips, stumbles, forges; these are all classic signs that you may have a hoof related issue to solve. I can help you understand what's going on.

I look forward to hearing from you and discussing your horse's hoof care needs.... See More

AVFS provides comprehensive mobile equine veterinary care, a full range of farrier services, as well as limited mixed animal care. Service area limited primarily to Parker, Franktown, Castle Rock, Sedalia and Larkspur.

Dr. Brian Eitelman is one of the only veterinarians in the United States to have achieved the highest level of farrier certification (Journeyman Farrier) in addition to his Doctor of Veterinary Medicine.... See More

Kind and gentle female farrier. Ride competitively. I take the time that the horse needs to feel comfortable. Willing to work with first timers and babies (an additional fee may be required).

Trey Jackson AFA Certified Farrier. Specialize in reining horses, horseshoeing (hot), therapeutic shoeing to correct and prevent lameness, veterinarian recommended work on lamenitis/ founder and corrective shoeing. pads, wedges, and casts as well as barefoot trimming. Highly professional and I will return your calls, work with veterinarians, and will work around your schedule.... See More

I evaluate each horse as an individual and cater to its needs. I deal with a lot of correction and keeping a horse sound.I work with vets to unsure the best is getting done with your horse.For hoof care that treats the whole horse contact western j horseshoeing .... See More

professional farrier, shoeing and trimming all riding horses, trimming mini ponies and donkeys. 100 for shoes, 40 for trims. call for more information + please contact me directly.

AFA Certified Farrier with 12+ years experience.

17 years experience

My name is Adam, and I graduated from Oklahoma Horseshoeing School in 2006. I provide trimming and shoeing for horses of all breeds. I maintain an emphasis on hoof care relating to the overall health and happiness of the animals.

$40 trims, contact for pricing on other services.

Serving Fort Collins, Loveland, Windsor, Johnstown, Berthoud, Longmont and surrounding areas.
Call Today! Adam @ 97o-619-o463... See More

I shoe and trim horses which do many kinds of work and perform in many disciplines. My goal is to support and enhance the natural function of the horse and the horse's hoof to enhance his agility and his ability to play and work. I do barefoot trimming and I take many horses out of shoes when that is best, as well as work with owners who use equine boots. My horseshoeing is aimed at protecting and supporting the horse with the natural function of the hoof and leg in mind. My goal is to develop and maintain a robust and healthy foot which resists disease and injury and allows the highest level of optimal function.... See More