Farrier in West Sacramento, California (Yolo County)

Professional farrier service offered in the Yuba, Sutter, lincoln, Wheatland, Sacramento, Nevada county and Butte county areas. I provide on time honest assessment of your horse and health of the horse along with all the needs they can be provided With. I Specialize in hot shoeing, bare foot balance trims, natural mustang trims etc. Call or text We have a openings available adding new horses to the our schedule now!... See More

An eight-week course designed to ensure your success in the horseshoeing industry. Course includes the study of anatomy, conformation, lameness and gaits as well as shoeing and trimming horses.

I’m reliable/ professional/ on time/ trained in bare foot trimming/ shoe removal/ corrective trimming/ thrush treatment/ abscesses/ draft horses/ ponies/ minis/ donkeys/ mules/ goats/sheep

2000 Graduate of Pacific Coast Horseshoeing School. Former Pony Clubber and longtime horse owner.

Prompt, Professional , Reliable Farrier service. PCHS graduate. Hot / Cold & Corrective Shoeing. Barefoot Trimming.

Professional Farrier Service from trims to shoes. I’d be happy to take care of your horses hoof care needs! Feel free to call, text, or email if you’d like to schedule an appointment. .

Pacific Coast Horseshoeing Graduate serving El Dorado County and surrounding areas. Borba's Farrier Service offers trims and hot/cold shoeing. Mike Borba

I am a barefoot trimmer based in Penn Valley, CA. I follow the wild hoof model of trimming, always striving to trim to the natural shape of the hoof. I work with the animal’s comfort always at the forefront of my mind. I’m kind, patient, show up on time, and call if I’m running late. I always call to confirm appointments the week and night before. Discounts for several animals and non-profits! Serving Nevada county and surrounding areas of Gold Country. Maker of Mustang Mud thrush clay.... See More

The hoof is a dynamic structure that changes continuously in response to its environment.Your horse can be the way they were meant to be, barefoot, balanced with a natural trim.