Farrier in Vermont

I provide, Hot, Cold, and Corrective trimming and shoeing.I specialize in Natural Balance trimming and shoeing. Experience with all types of pathologies.

Professional and Reliable hoof care. Trimming and hot shoeing for a variety of disciplines, drafts, mules, and donkeys. MSU Professional Farrier School graduate.

As a graduate of Meredith Manor Short Shoeing course I strive to maintain a sound healthy hoof. I provide triming and shoeing.

In 2012 my hoof care journey began after graduating from Mission Farrier School. I learned to apply steel, aluminum, clogs, and composite shoes to the hoof. After nine years of developing my craft, I transitioned away from the application of steel and aluminum shoes and now offer barefoot trimming, glue on composite shoes when necessary, and boots. As a member of the Progressive Hoof Care Practitioners I am working toward certification as a practitioner and as a mentor to other hoof care providers.
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Graduate of Mission Farrier School, member of the American Association of Professional Farriers, and Equine Lameness Prevention Organization. Knowledge in trimming for performance and maintenance. Basic, specialty and therapeutic shoeing, casting, starting and maintaining healthy feet in foals and young horses.... See More

27 years experience. Drafts to minis and donkeys. All disciplines. Serving VT, NH, and NY

At G.B Farrier Services our goal is to provide quality hoof care so that your horse can maximize its performance while promoting premium hoof health.
Shod, barefoot, casting or 3D shoeing? Science and art for soundness. Over a decade Experience as a hoof care professional and 26years equine rehabilitation.
Graduate of Mission Farrier School, member of the American Association of Professional Farriers. Leading provider of Formahoof in Vermont.... See More

Quality work performed proffesinally, efficiently, and affordably. 8 years experience.

Afa certified journeyman farrier with 23 years experience. Educated at Cornell University. Specializes in educating other farriers. Past apprentices have gone on to be certified and one even made it to a team member. Services New England. and was one of the official farriers at the 2010 world equestrian games in Lexington, KY. Specializes in performance horses.... See More

I am a graduate of the Texas Horseshoeing school and have been shoeing for 15 years. References available upon request from clients and other farriers. Call or text

Reliable Farrier Service specializing in Morgan, Saddlebred, Walking and Show horses. Excellent references and extremely reliable with over 18+ years experience.

Annie and Jeremiah are a certified farrier team offering innovative shoeing in both metal and composite techniques, as well as performance and rehabilitative barefoot care, boot fitting and support, and consultation services.
They travel far and wide helping performance horses and a wide range of pathologies including laminitis and founder, navicular problems, tripping, cracks, abscessing, and "mysterious lameness" problems. Annie and Jeremiah believe in a team approach with owner/trainer, veterinarian, and farrier, all working toward similar goals for soundness and performance.

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I have been trimming for 30 years. Professionally trained at the Michigan School of Horseshoeing. After just a few years I chose to specialize in barefoot care exclusively. Horse's are able to support themselves (and us) on relatively tiny feet proportionally because the foot is meant to move! The frog, the softer connective tissue, acts like a shock absorber. It is the expansion and contraction of a bare foot that keeps the blood moving and the foot healthy. Nailing on a plate of steel or aluminum compromises this natural function. There is definitely a place for shoes in the horse world but there are many more natural options that will benefit both horse and rider in the long run.
Frequent hoof care is really the best and I will teach anyone interested in the basics of trimming your own horses. A knife and a good file and about 10 minutes per horse per month is all you really need.... See More

Mission Farrier School Graduate, Accredited Professional Farrier, Equine Lameness Prevention Organization Member, Continuing Education Driven

I have been shoeing for 21 years, I graduated from the Kentucky Horseshoeing School in 1991, I am a Certified Farrier by the American Farrier's Assn. All horses are handled on a individual basis .

I have been a farrier about 10 years, worked under Roland Church for the first 2yrs. I work with Drafts to mini's. Gymhanna, driving, sport, and trail horses, I also do donkey's and mules,