Video

I hope to get a response even though this video is a bit old, But Im still trying to understand slippering the heels. When you do so, is that area even making contact with the ground? I am dealing with a horse who has low heels and they're curving under like youve been describing in these videos. So when you are slipping the heels are they just being trimmed back to relieve the pressure and allow them to start over essentially?

Bravo 🧑‍⚕️ help 🐎 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍 Prag 🇨🇿

you say don't over use the durasole, how much do you mean? I have a horse with a large separation... if i use it twice a week, how long can i do that?

I haven't seen a single person showing how to fold it like the factory did, so this is a timestamp of every fold. Go in reverse order to put it back in the bag. 2:17 2:19 2:30 2:35 2:36 2:37 2:38 2:40 2:49 2:50 - Note vertical crease near tail that happens when it gets folded at 2:36

Me dá agonia vendo esses bichos.

Why do you want him to walk on the hoofsole insted of the hoof wall in the front of the hoof. ? I like your videos very much 😀

Have you ever tried to use the Hoof Boss? I was thinking to get a smaller grinder like the Bosch 12v , any experience with a smaller grinder ? I am a profesiannal farrier trying to ease my work at least for draft and old horses

Por aí não existe luvas não? Falta de higiene 😮

Can you give us a link???

Nonsense doctor? without gloves?

To show Nails is more important than wearing gloves

Great job! Love Artimud. Off topic, but what kind of boots are you wearing? Love them!

Wow this was amazing, thanks for sharing this case study!

Respet,,please

ESTÁ BEM FEIO PRECISA DE CUIDADO !!!

Eita mulher corajosa parabéns 👏

My arab mare has super similar feet, when i map her using ELPO protocol, breakover guideline is about 1/8th behind the Sole/wall junction at the toe. just got my first grinder (same as yours) i know you use 24-36 grit disks, but until i get confident using it, i went for 60 grit disks so i cant remove too much material too quickly. Thanks Daisy, love the content, very digestible education.

Oh no, you clearly ruined that horse and caused pedal bone necrosis with your TOE CHOPPING, you monster! ;) I too am sick of those culty posts and the damage they're doing to the horses of well-meaning people. This was a *gorgeous* looking rehab! A very lucky horse. Thank you for sharing!

I'm not a horse person in terms of riding or ownership, but I love looking at them. It did my heart a world of good to see this beautiful animal healed of his pain and moving freely. Good work!

Boring mama, hey girl you didn't fix the hoof, FIX IT! GEEZ

ZzzzZzZ, blah blah blah, This woman isn't strong or capable of fixing this hoof. Need a man geez

Não vai tirar os bichos do casco do coitado serviço mal feito

Wow just turned doing a good trim into brain surgery !!

apa mau dimasak belatungnya kok cuma diunggah, gak di obati, kalau bikin content perawatan hewan itu sekalian cara menanganinya, gak cuma vidio doang,,

Por favor usar uma luva esta casco esta efeminado

Just did my first grinder trim on my 23 yo walking horse. After taking some time for both of us to get used to it, I am hooked. I have been trimming my horses for 14 years and I find that my older ones really lean on me to help balance their weight. The less time they have a foot in the air - even on a stand - the better for both of us. I am in NC and I have nearly passed out after a hard trim due to the heat and pain. I was worried that I would have less control with the grinder, but I use a wide range of power tools every day so it felt very natural and easy to use. As I get older, the grinder is going to make my life so much better. I look forward to more time loving on my horses and riding and less time trimming.

So many vets just say oh wow you should put him down.. but following proper diet, blood work, meds if needed and knowledgeable farrier work is what works! Love to see the progress! I did not listen to my vet and had my pony 7 more years..Ups and downs happened but he was a stubborn feisty little guy..I waited til he said it was time...I gave him 7 more years because I read and tried everything and that included trimming him..I was not a farrier but I became his and it worked!❤ I hope this guy had a long happy life after his realignment and diet adjustments! Thanks for what you do and sharing!😊

Good job!

Coitado do animal

What grinder disc do you like best? I got a grinder for mothers day todo hooves and I haven't had any luck researching the best disc to use!

Is there some thrush in this hoof too?

sie müsen zu tiere arzt gehen.das ist beste lesung

Si eres veterinario no deves de esplicar nada, no es tu travajo,este es trabajo de herreadores no veterinarios,

Watching this after joining you and Lindsey Field for Honey"s webinar this morning! I'm too squeamish for the cutting parts, but otherwise ecstatic to see this success for Daisy pony!Thank you!

ОЙ НЕ МОГУ СМОТРЕТЬ , БЕЗ ПЕРЧАТОК?!😮

Nossa essa mulher não usa nem luva o que isso

Video make after treatment

Gloves

Esa cuchilla está mota no tiene filo

Очень плохо следят за животными

Wow, fascinating.

Почему такая дикость в отношении животного. Садизм просто. Буду жаловаться.

Se usar um luva seria maís profissional..

Fenkiu

No entiendo lo que hace

Lamentável não usar uma luva, sem noção..

What's the pink stuff underneath?

Well ... that is something new. To me at least. I had thought about using a hand-held electric sander to do some of that work. Thanks.

Domestication has confined an animal made for movement, and this does not allow the horse to develop its digital cushion, which protects the nerves that cause pain at the back of the foot. To develop "efficient bare feet" or to re-establish laminitis or naviculars after shoe removal, it's the same principle: re-education through movement supplemented by an appropriate diet. The horse must be gradually trained to regain its natural function of putting its foot "heel first". Walk the horse as often as possible but not for as long as the horse is not at ease. and put and lays abnormally "flat" or ''toe first'". As soon as he lays heel first, walk him for longer. 1/ Trimming: leave 5 to 7 millimetres of heel height and bars above the level of the sole to "help" the correct heel placement and on the rest of the foot: bring the walls down to the level of the sole and cut them 5, 6 millimetres wide from the white line 2/ walk until the horse places "heels first, shoulders supple". Difficult cases: make the horse walk on the grass or (and) put hipposandals on the forelegs and even if necessary, place foam triangles on the back of the hipposandal to give maximum comfort. Progress at the horse's pace. This may take 2 or 3 days or 2 or 3 weeks or several months if shoeing or (and) overweight has degraded the horse's foot mechanisms, Read Pete Ramey a very experienced specialist in the development of "horseless barefoot performance" and the healing of equine foot pathologies > hoof rehab.com