Farrier in Monroe, Washington (Snohomish County)

In my practice, I provide trim and shoeing service based upon the concepts and proven practices developed by Doug Butler, PhD.
http://dougbutler.com/about-doug-butler

Some horses require shoes for protection of the hoof, to maintain traction, the intended riding discipline, work and labor aspects, or for therapeutic reasons. Some horses need shoes… others do not. I will not sell you a product or service your horse does not require.

I carry a wide variety of keg shoes in my inventory and can modify that shoe for a perfect fit to your horse. I can also build a wide variety of custom made shoes from straight bar stock for special event horses or for therapeutic/corrective purposes. When necessary, I can also apply synthetics for hoof reconstruction and for treatment of multiple lameness issues.

I am a graduate of Pacific Coast Horse Shoeing School (PCHS), 2013.

I will be happy to provide you with evidence of my certifications upon request in regards to the disciplines of Farrier Science, Equine Anatomy, Conformation and its Relationship to Soundness, Equine Lameness, and Forge Principles and Applications. If you have questions, I am happy to answer them.

I am also certified as a professional farrier through the American Farrier’s Education Council (AFEC), 2013.

I schedule appointments for trims and shoeing by telephone only. To schedule a trim or shoeing appointment, please call Jimmy Brown. If I do not answer immediately, leave a voice message and I will return your phone call within 24 hours.... See More

Honest and dependable horse shoeing using Natural Balance methods. I have over 20 years experience serving East Pierce County and the Yelm area.
Horses are, without a doubt, my favorite animal. We (myself and family) truly enjoy time spent with them, be it shoeing for our customers or trail riding our own.
I've been at this a long time and take great pride in the quality of my craft. I have seen amazing advancements in the field for hoof repair and lameness issues and am open to many avenues when working with our customers to help horses achieve and maintain soundness.... See More

One shoe does not fit all.
There are many theories, beliefs, and convictions about caring for a horses feet. Your horse is unique, I use a blend of traditional practices and new science to provide them with the best solution. Your horse and your environment are both considered. I will assess foot falls, confirmation, discipline, living conditions, and more to achieve the highest level of performance and care for your horse.
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Over 10 years experience! Graduate of Heartland Horseshoeing School providing quality all around hoof care for performance horses. Now accepting a select amount of new clients

McAlpine farrier services is currently accepting new clients! I specialize in natural balancing horse shoeing. I'm a former PCHS graduate who graduated top of my class, I'm A.F.E.C certified. Capable of hot shoeing, as well as custom made shoes. I service locally around Graham WA and surrounding areas. We look forward to servicing you and your horses needs. Please call to schedule an appointment, and to inquire about pricing.... See More

Servicing Whatcom County
Graduated Pacific Coast Farrier School.

Offering Farrier Services for Horses in Skagit & Whatcom Counties.
Trim & shoeing for all levels from backcountry to competition.
Includes complete assessment and hoof mapping.
Plus, additional services as needed.
Licensed and Insured.

Professional farrier providing the best possible service to you and your horse.
I believe that each horse and each hoof needs to be looked individually and shoed accordingly. I'm always looking for the best outcome for you and your horse.

For more info please contact me. I will always do my best to get in touch with soon and get you a appointment.... See More

Specializing in True Balance

"Horse runs on Dunkin'"

$35/Trim
+Trip Charge

Offering corrective and basic shoeing for all disciplines and breeds. 10 years experience in farrier and training have worked along side vets to learn angles and corrections