How to treat laminitis

[@heatherdaniels7129]

Wow... By far one of the best videos I've seen. Clean , quick , logical.. 👍

[@sirtubemaster]

Watching knowledgable farriers do their job just amazes me! it truly is an art and must have the passion to do it!

[@katherinekelly6432]

Your story as a farrier would be very interesting to watch. Where and how you learned your craft and how you came to work in this field. You have a marvelous way with the horses. I would certainly trust you with mine. I have unfortunately witness abuse of horses by impatient and cruel farriers and it is nice to see someone with a gentle but firm touch.

[@teamropen]

Katherine Kelly thank you.....I've been doing this for 20 years and I love what I do!!!!!

[@djfritz2001]

It shows!

[@vifortano7751]

Great absolutely great work. Love it. The most thought approach to hoof wall and sole deformities, clean and neat in the same time .

[@amandamitchell8894]

Such a Great Video!! 😁 Really easy to understand, and you did such a good job with a good explanation about why, and what you were doing. Thank you! 💙🐴💜

[@marioalderete7736]

Thank you so much🙏

[@susanflowers6282]

Good job Sir! It sounds like you really care about these horse's! It's nice to see.

[@coltonjameson2957]

I absolutely love your forearm video. Very educational! You've earned a follow from me!

[@jayalexander4035]

... I bet Buddy is very happy horse now, there seems to be great care and love in taking care of him.

[@teamropen]

Jay Alexander thank you Jay. He's been sound ever since and will be competing in the Special Olympics this spring!

[@shanepcallahan]

if you tape a bit of sponge over the microphone it will cut out that wind noise in your future videos

[@melindaengstrom9102]

Excellent work and superb explanations!

[@oldhobomanl1747]

I like the pad and copper. Best approach yet.

[@jenntip]

Well.. HELLO Mr. Farrier!!!..LOL...Great job!

[@teamropen]

jenntip hello😉😉😉😉

[@ddebrito]

Lucky Buddy! Thanks.

[@alexs.5675]

I know nothing about horses but i find this interesting. How long will the shoe / epoxy stay on?

[@wellshodgarage2752]

A tip you may like... rubbing alcohol and a wire brush will make the equipak stay in better. Good job

[@teamropen]

asphalt_ cowboy77 no need under a pad.....if I were using vettec mesh and no pad, I'd hot air dry and denature alcohol before application

[@MuleBlanche]

Great farrier work!

[@nadineprice1753]

Your an amazing FARRIER. I wish you lived in the U.K. .

[@teamropen]

Nadine Price awwwww thank you 😁😁

[@MuleBlanche]

Who was the artist that did your tat?

[@teamropen]

Royce Grace McConnell Able from Studio 314 tattoo

[@grdmusicandproduction]

Awesome video!... Thanks for sharing!... Did you have to shape the frog pad at all before you tacked it on to the shoe? Is it like a soft plastic?... :)

[@teamropen]

Grant R.D-music- when I shaped the shoe to fit the hoof I had to notch out the heel side of the frog pad a Lil before I riveted on the shoe

[@lafika1634]

How long does laminitis last

[@jacobhendrickson1629]

Can you do anything for a goat with this issue

[@martylesnick2032]

Whis you would have shown him walking after.

[@tictactoe325]

Im concerned about the potential of bruising from the nails that were used to hold the plate to the shoe

[@teamropen]

Those are copper rivets that are flat on the inside so no bruising of the wall or sole will occur

[@chadholmes1627]

nice tattoo!

[@teamropen]

Chad Holmes lol thanks

[@user-xi9sf2qd3w]

Можно перевести на русский?

[@bmc06239]

The long toe was not corrected, so if the horse was sounder after this shoeing my bet is most lameness as not caused by the lamina failure but from caudal hoof pain. This horse needed frog support because (2:54) the lateral heel is sheered and under run...frog support is needed to correct this, but most of the support provided by the pad is defeated somewhat by the Equi_Pak. Next time try a natural balance shoe with frog support pad or better yet rehabilitate barefoot.

[@teamropen]

bmc06239 yeah because you're totally correct

[@delviento2008]

Yes, It's a travesty that the general public will accept this as a proper way to treat laminitis. When you encounter such ancient out of date protocols you need to make the farrier describe in deep detail what is going on inside the capsule. This will expose their lack of fundamental knowledge of podiatry.

[@bethesdaaquariums]

super video except for the bloody wind noise in the background

[@desirebaker5775]

Don't you just love all the internet farriers and veterinarians who know better than you? 😂😂😂

[@teamropen]

Desire Baker it's OK I'm pretty confident I'm my treatment. ...haters gonna hate...gotta,love em

[@slammed_stangaz3608]

+Teamropen Alderete I wish you were out here in AZ so you could help my foundered horse

[@idubbzz7790]

dont you love when no bodys talk shit over the net

[@matthewbuck8466]

Desire Baker must shoe and vet her own horses?!? Dont you just love when your clients know better then there vets and farriers!? Where is your laminitis treatment video desire??? Just wondering?!?

[@MrFukushu]

We do know more.

[@belallam]

I need some one four my hors

[@bizzybee3855]

do my horses !

[@francescotramacere8298]

forchetta marcia, atrofizzata, che causa restringimento talloni

[@alguajardo5549]

So much wrong with this 🙈 foot preparation the shoe and pad omg

[@teamropen]

Bottom line is when I was done the horse walked off sound.....8 months later he's out of the shoe and barefoot sound