Hi, I need a farrier who can trim the long toes properly and get the breakover in the right place. If anyone knows a farrier in or close to houston who can really do this please post his name as a reply so I can contact him or her. I am having a really hard time finding this ability. My horses toes are always left way to long and break over to far forward. Can get farrier to change so have to change the farrier. Hopefully some of you out there will know someone like this.
Thanks.

There was loss of contrast down the face of P111 along the palmar surface and a diminished blood supply in the terminal arch. The circumflex vessel was restricted and the medial quarter was compromised. Dr. Redden had seen the radiograph but was unable to view the venogram as he was conducting his Podiatry 101 class in Kentucky at the time it was taken so the attending vet made the decision. The other foot, so far, is fairing much better and did not need surgery at that time.

What else has been done so far? What was cause? What management changes have been made?

I've seen a lot worse come around sound with proper care and no cut tendons.

Monday 8 shod 6 trims
Tuesday 9 babies trimmed 11 yearlings trimmed 5 shod
Wednesday (clinic) 7 shod all special
Thursday 12 shod 2 half shoes 11 trimmed
Friday (clinic) 7 scheduled hope some don't show!!!!!
May be the 102 to 112 temp and I am just a baby?

More likely to be caused by the lack of exercise than the type of bedding.

I've seen problems associated with Cedar shavings. Have one barn that 1/2 gets pine shavings and 1/2 gets Cedar, and the Cedar shaving side hooves have more problems than the pine side. Only 2 horses per side, but it makes you wonder.

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