Farrier in Fowlerville, Michigan (Livingston County)

Serving Livingston County and surrounding areas.

Equine hoof care

~Lansing , ann arbor , metamora, clarkston, howell area~
Attended MSU horseshoeing school, working under 20+ years of experience farriers ( hunter, jumpers, pasture , pleasure ect. )
Cell phone number is reachable by text and call.
Always punctual , schedule next appointment asap for regular care, confirmation always provided .... See More

Hi my name is brenda, I've been trimming horses for 10 years now. I can trim any size horse. I have done lots of foundered horses, if I can't get them sound I sure know someone who can. I also work weekends! Especially good with old and young horses or minis.... See More

Over 20 years experience, all breeds, corrective trimming and shoeing
Graduate of Wolverine Farrier School 1997 AFA Certified
Graduate of The American School of Equine Dentistry 2001
Graduate of Michigan State University Veterinary Technician program 2010
Moved to area after college. On time and reliable. Gentle handling is routine.
If horses hauled to my farm $20 trims. Full set shoes $125, Front set shoes $85, will trim draft horses.... See More

Please call or Text me for faster response times. I do not receive email notifications! I CAN NOT CONTACT YOU IF YOU DO NOT LEAVE A PHONE NUMBER!! I am a farrier, servicing Livingston County and all surrounding counties. I am kind and patient with the horses and enjoy my job. PLEASE CONTACT ME VIA TEXT OR CALL FOR BEST RESPONSE TIME ... See More

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Graduate of Michigan school of horseshoeing in 2009
10+ years of experience

I am on time every-time and take pride in my punctually.(with obvious exceptions)

Hot and cold shoeing, corrective and therapeutic shoeing
I primarily work on show, performance, gaited and speed horses, but i have a little bit of everything on my books.

Please call, text, email or message me on my Pepper Farrier Services Facebook page
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Hello all!! I am currently taking trim clients I am from Brighton Michigan but have no problem traveling. I can do horses, donkeys, mules, goats and sheep. Message me if you are interested

I have been providing trimming and shoeing services for the greater Lansing area for the past 2 years part time. I will start an apprenticeship with 3R Forge and Farriery (David Hallock) in August of 2016. I hope to earn my Certified farrier and Certified Journeyman Farrier certifications in that apprenticeship. I'm always willing to learn to suit the cases I receive.

Not answering my phone fast enough or we're playing phone tag? Give my associates a call:

David Hallock- Dansville, MI: Lead farrier of 3R forge and farriery

Daniel Brown- Durand, MI: Associate farrier of 3R forge and farriery

Dylan Rodriguez-Grand Rapids and East Lansing, MI: Apprentice at 3R forge and farriery ... See More

horse available for sale

6 years of experience with some of the most well respected Farriers. Ready to branch out and make my own name.

From the Hoof Up, L.L.C. offers natural balance barefoot trimming, casting, and glue-on composite shoes. Servicing horses, ponies, minis, half-drafts, donkeys, and select drafts and mules in south-central Michigan, up to Lansing. If you think you might be too far east or west, reach out anyway and see if it's an area I service!

I am a graduate of Mission Farrier School in Oregon. My natural balance trimming and hoof mapping is based on Gene Ovineck’s wild horse studies on hoof form and function. I am continuing my education through Pete Ramey’s and Jamie Jackson’s works. Get in contact today to start caring for your equine From the Hoof Up!... 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