Hoof Care 101

Hoof Health. Simplified.

Take charge of your horse's health.

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"This book is well organized. Appropriate pictorials to represent the written word. Wording is written for anyone to be able to understand and implement. Great resource for your library and hoof care! Highly recommend."

- Amazon customer

Hoof Health for Horse Owners.

The practical guide that puts hoof smarts in the hands of every horse owner.

Confidence in Hoof Decisions

No more second-guessing your farrier or googling “weird hoof crack” at midnight. You’ll understand what’s normal, what’s not, and when to act.

Know What You’re Looking At

With clear explanations and anatomical diagrams, you'll finally be able to see what your farrier sees — hoof balance, flare, white line issues, and more.

Better Conversations With Your Farrier & Vet

Learn the lingo and anatomy so you can ask better questions and make more informed decisions. No more nodding like you understand while secretly panicking.

Catch Problems Before They Escalate

Understand early warning signs like uneven hoof growth, growth rings, and hoof temperature changes — before they become expensive or painful for your horse.

Save Money With Preventative Care

You’ll learn why consistency trumps crisis — and how staying on a schedule pays off in both dollars and soundness.

Improve Your Horse’s Comfort and Performance

Balanced, healthy feet = a happier, more athletic, more willing partner. You’ll understand the role of the hoof in your horse’s overall well-being.

Easy to Read, Easy to Apply

This isn't a confusing vet manual or an academic textbook. It’s written in plain English by a working farrier, with simplified explanations and straightforward instructions.

Stop Feeling Powerless During a Lameness Crisis

When your horse is off, you’ll be able to assess what’s going on, communicate clearly with your care team, and take productive steps instead of spiraling into worry.

A Lifelong Reference You’ll Keep Coming Back To

Whether you're prepping for a vet visit or trying to explain something to a barn buddy, this book becomes part of your toolkit — not something you read once and forget.