Phoebe Rose Horseshoeing

01/06/2022

To all my clients..,
Me being me i was inpatient and I jumped back into work a little bit too quickly last week .. left me feeling very icky with an angry abdomen and gut. I’ve taken the last couple of days to recoup and will be back very shortly .. I’m doing my best to get back to everyone at the moment and if I haven’t gotten back to you yet bare with me and keep “bugging” me (which you guys know never actually bugs me 😝) so your texts don’t get lost in the crazy amount I get. Thank you guys for being SO patient, kind, and helpful during this unpleasant/stressful time for me. I 💛 you all and all your fuzzy babies

05/08/2021

03/23/2020

Pony feet!

03/23/2020

Regarding my last post about continuing to work through this time, most of you already know but I got in a little accident in my work truck. There was a good amount of damage to my truck and I haven’t been able to get to some horses due to this. Thank you to all my clients that have been very patient, you guys mean the world to me. And thank you to Dave Miller (the awesome farrier I apprenticed under) for helping me get horses done that I can’t get to right now! And thank you to the people that have been lending me a pick up to get around with my trimming tools. And last but not least thank you California collisions in watsonville for taking amazing care of my truck and getting it back on the road! My clients and friends mean the world to me and I will be back 100% soon. 💛🌹

03/23/2020

With all this craziness going on with the quarantine and virus, remember horses feet don’t stop growing so for the well being of the animal I will keep working. To any of my clients who don’t feel comfortable showing up for appointments let me know and we can reschedule or figure something out. I appreciate you guys and your horses very much, stay safe! 💛🌹

12/21/2019

He’s a steel!!

11/21/2019

Pony foot and a warmblood foot!

11/21/2019

A little bit of white line disease

10/22/2019

Rocky is a great gentleman to work on!