Establish a therapeutic farriery plan with your farrier and assist with shoeing if required. We recommend pre and post shoeing radiographs to help monitor the change in foot conformation immediately after shoeing. We understand that everyone is busy and sometimes it is hard for your farrier to attend, however we strongly encourage this if possible

Luke has had 10+ years of shoeing horses of different breeds and disciplines with a variety of hoof conditions. Typically Luke encourages  the horse to come back for a re-evaluation at 4-6 weeks post shoeing to monitor how the horse has responded to the change in shoeing. From there, further recommendations can be made. The majority of foot problems improve significantly after 3-5 shoeings and typically the horses will go back into a more regular shoeing style. More complicated cases such as severe laminitis can take 6-12 months of specialised shoeing before the horse can be transitioned into more traditional shoes.

14 Aberdeen St, Muswellbrook NSW

For bookings call (02) 6543 2000 or email info@equinepodiatry.com.au

159 Atherton Road Malanda, QLD, 4885

For bookings call (07) 4096 7500 or email malanda@tablelandvet.com.au