Products Tagged with 'Hoof Care'

Focusing on the very best techniques gleaned from more than 1,800 articles appearing in the pages of American Farriers Journal through the years, this is the most comprehensive book of practical footcare tips, tricks and techniques ever published.  Featuring highly practical footcare ideas from legends in the shoeing industry, with new ideas that really work with all disciplines, shapes and sizes of horses, mules and even zoo animals.

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This special hard cover reprint of a rare edition of Ohio farrier and Professor William Russell's Scientific Horseshoeing is rooted in practical knowledge and careful study of anatomy. You'll find that the book remains astonishingly applicable to many of today's toughest footcare challenges, providing practical solutions for hundreds of hoof-care concerns in 384 pages containing over 600 detailed illustrations. View

The American Farriers Journal “Kitchen Sink” is our best offer for farriers. The “Kitchen Sink” includes 57 items — all 9 great “Farrier Classics” books, 41 highly educational special shoeing reports and 6 other educational and entertaining books including the highly respected classic, Scientific Horseshoeing by Professor William Russell. PLUS, we'll throw in a free American Farriers Journal baseball cap. That’s 4,088 pages of valuable shoeing knowledge at a great price that’s 35% lower than retail!

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The American Farriers Journal “Kitchen Sink” is our best offer for farriers. The “Kitchen Sink” includes 57 items — all 9 great “Farrier Classics” books, 41 highly educational special shoeing reports and 6 other educational and entertaining books including the highly respected classic, Scientific Horseshoeing by Professor William Russell. PLUS, we'll throw in a free American Farriers Journal baseball cap. That’s 4,088 pages of valuable shoeing knowledge at a great price that’s 35% lower than retail!

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This special hoof-care report includes a number of Dr. Rooney's time-tested innovations and theories for dealing with hoof structure, hoof function, bar shoes, laminitis, dynamic hoof forces, founder, blood in the white line and so much more.

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No-nonsense answers to your hoof-care questions from five outstanding equine veterinarians and farriers. This is not a simplistic treatment of the topic, and the various veterinarians and farriers expound on their own thinking, sometimes offering conflicting theories and treatments. You'll be a better-informed horse owner for having read this report!

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You asked the shoeing questions (42 of them) and here are 127 answers by top farriers. This reprint of several popular "Farriers' Roundtable" columnms from American Farriers Journal gives world-class farriers' advice on using pads, traction devices, bar shoes, treating quarter cracks without time off, shoeing reining horses, and much, much more. This American Farriers Journal Special Management Report is a must for anyone dealing with hoof care.

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Here's a practical step-by-step guide for building a shoe display board that will help you further educate your shoeing clients, work toward possible farrier certification and undertake a great learning experience.

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This report includes 13 articles from the pages of American Farriers Journal, focusing on the diagnosis and treatment of navicular disease and navicular syndrome. Farriers and equine veterinarians share their knowledge of how to deal with this potentially crippling condition in a report that covers everything from the basics of navicular to how to trim and shoe horses that suffer from it. Includes 53 detailed photos and illustrations.

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Checklists For Better Hoof Care offers hundreds of excellent tips that will help you make sure that a horse is getting the footcare it needs. This new 32-page report includes 27 of the American Farriers Journal Checklists that have been a highly popular and useful feature of The Hands-On Magazine For Professional Farriers. A sequel to the best-selling Book Of Farrier Lists, this new report includes tips from some of the best farriers in the business and will be of interest to horse owners, veterinarians and anyone interested in improving hoof care.

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