Circle T Horseshoeing

04/02/2026

... Then I said, "no charge today"... ... April Fools!

03/24/2026

03/14/2026

We are looking for individuals and businesses interested in sponsoring club volleyball athletes and helping talented players reach their goals. Many of our athletes dream of playing volleyball at the collegiate level, and financial support can make a meaningful difference.
Full or partial scholarships helps families cover the costs of training, travel and fees, allowing these dedicated athletes to continue pursuing their passion.
Your support can help open doors and create opportunities for the next generation of players.
If you are interested in supporting a hardworking athlete and investing in their future, we would love to hear from you!
Maddy 254-598-8200

01/06/2026

May this new year bring you joy and happiness.... and well behaved healthy horses.

12/09/2025

Some days....

11/21/2025

CIRCLE T HORSESHOEING HAS IMPLEMENTED SAFETY PROTOCOLS TO ENSURE THE SAFETY OF YOUR HORSES! PLEASE FEEL FREE TO CALL/TEXT WITH ANY QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS.

06/14/2025

Farriers, also known as farrier hoof care professionals, are specialists in equine hoof care. They trim, balance, and shoe horses' hooves to ensure the horse's comfort and overall health. Regular farrier care, typically every 4-6 weeks for shod feet and 6-10 weeks for unshod feet, is crucial for maintaining hoof health and preventing problems.
Here's a more detailed look at farrier care:
What farriers do:
Trim hooves:
Farriers remove excess hoof growth to ensure proper hoof shape and balance.
Balance hooves:
They adjust the hoof's angle and shape to distribute weight evenly, preventing lameness and discomfort.
Shoe hooves:
If necessary, they fit metal shoes to the hoof to protect it, improve traction, or address specific needs.
Address hoof problems:
Farriers can diagnose and treat issues like thrush, white line disease, and hoof cracks.
Provide preventative care:
By maintaining proper hoof shape and balance, farriers help prevent many hoof problems from developing.
Importance of regular farrier visits:
Maintains hoof health:
Hooves constantly grow, and without proper trimming and balancing, they can become overgrown and unhealthy.
Prevents lameness and discomfort:
An unbalanced or overgrown hoof can lead to lameness, pain, and difficulty moving.
Improves performance:
Proper hoof care is essential for a horse's performance, whether for riding, racing, or other activities.
Allows for easier management:
Well-maintained hooves are easier to care for and less prone to injury.
What horse owners can do:
Maintain a regular farrier schedule: Schedule trimming or shoeing appointments every 4-6 weeks for shod feet and 6-10 weeks for unshod feet.
Clean hooves daily: Remove debris and inspect for signs of problems.
Provide a clean and dry environment: Keep corrals and stalls clean and dry to prevent hoof infections.
Ensure proper nutrition: A balanced diet with adequate biotin can support hoof health.
Communicate with your farrier: Share any concerns about your horse's feet and ask questions about hoof care.

06/14/2025

A Farrier's Prayer: Dear Lord, give me strength to start this day and wisdom and courage to face whatever I encounter in my travels. Even though my work with horses is difficult and dangerous, grant me patience for his flighty and unpredictable ways, and keep me safe from harm as I do my task.