Northwest Ohio Farrier Service- Kelly Burns

09/17/2024

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09/15/2024

A little patience and understanding can go a long way…! As a farrier we have all been there, young horse, first appointment of the day and they just don’t want to cooperate. What started as an easy trim turns out to be a lesson for the horse in some behavior skills and showing some manners and respect for the horse owner and the farrier. It’s important to take the time to understand the horses background and meet on some common ground to have a positive and safe experience to advance the mental state of the horse forward for the next appointment and give positive and constructive training aids to the horse owner. It’s not always easy, but will ultimately be the best case forward.

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08/24/2024

08/18/2024

Alfalfa can be an excellent addition to most horses’ diets, even for those that are insulin resistant.

08/16/2024

This is a great article to read and helps explain what the benefits of a good working relationship between your veterinarian and farrier can offer in keeping your horse sound if it has problematic hoof issues.🐎

Quality radiographs are pivotal for veterinarians and farriers when providing a horse and its owner proper therapeutic hoof care.

08/15/2024