Woods Hovslageri

10/06/2026

Expert advice for feeding horses with or prone to laminitis – what owners need to know. Read more below

07/06/2026

Becoming a farrier isn’t just a job — it’s a skilled trade that sits right at the heart of equine welfare. It demands craftsmanship, physical resilience, and a deep understanding of horses.

03/06/2026

29/05/2026

Just a few horses on morning ex!

25/05/2026

What a difference three months make!

23/05/2026

Get your practical guide on Laminitis: Feeding & nutrition & keep it handy in the van.

Kindly shared by Clare MacLeod MSc RNutr Independent Equine Nutritionist, to help farriers help their clients avoid laminitis.

🍏Laminitis: Feeding & nutrition includes:
✔️ How Diet is linked to Laminitis
✔️ Feeding & Management Dos & Don'ts
✔️ Key nutrition points
✔️ Talking to owners about weight

Download your copy via link in the comments 🔗

13/05/2026

Preparing Your Horse’s Feet for the Season Ahead

Spring is a good time to review your horse’s overall hoof care and management.
Healthy feet are influenced by many factors, including:

• Regular trimming or shoeing
• Consistent exercise
• Good stable and field management
• Balanced nutrition
• Regular monitoring of hoof condition

Taking a proactive approach now can help support hoof health throughout the busier months ahead.

A useful discussion with your farrier could include:
Are my horse’s feet developing as expected?
Should we review the shoeing or trimming interval for the coming season?
Are there any seasonal factors we should consider?

Working together with your farrier helps ensure your horse’s feet are well prepared for the months ahead.