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Barefoot Trimming and Rehabilitation

Wether your horse needs corrective trimming, rehabilitation from laminits, founder or navicular disease or a reliable regular trim Hannah's Horse and Hoof is here to support you and your horses needs.

Barefoot Trimming 

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Consistent, reliable, knowledgeable and diligent. Barefoot horses require all these traits in a Hoof Care Provider for optimal hoof health. If you're struggling to find a reliable farrier you are not alone. Call me today to schedule your first trim!

Founder and Laminitis

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Debilitating and life threating, founder and laminitis are a terrifying diagnosis that sadly some horses don't survive. Good news is we have a variety of tools and resources at our disposal to save and rehabilitate most of these horses. 

Navicular Syndrome and Disease

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One of the most misused and misunderstood diagnoses in the equine industry. Navicular horses need special care in relation to their specific diagnoses, as not every navicular horse has the same damage as the next. Knowing the difference is important for your horse's rehabilitation.

Barefoot Transition

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Ready to embrace the barefoot lifestyle? Performance or recurring medical issues causing your horse pain or down time? Don't make barefoot your last option; make it your first! Correct the hoofs' structure and function naturally through barefoot.

Glue on Shoes

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The next evolution of farriery has arrived. Glue on shoes provide the protection of shod with the natural flexion and biomechanics of barefoot. It is a great option for horses in barefoot transition, performance horses, rough trail riding or for any owner who can't manipulate hoof boots. 

Corrective Trimming

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You won't hear this term from a barefoot trimmer because we believe a corrective trim is what a correct, balanced trim is and that's all we do. We are not just correcting an issue. We are balancing the hoof to improve the whole function of the horse.

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