HoofTalk

HoofTalk Online learning center for proper horseshoeing and healthy hoof care backed by nearly 50 years of ex Our philosophy at HoofTalk Inc.

has always been to go barefoot with your horse, mule or donkey whenever possible, practical or functionally safe. However, shoes with flexibility and support are the only things we've found over the years that will ensure the growth of the best hoof genetically possible. The healthy HoofTalk techniques and Health Horseshoes have the ability to grow an entirely new hoof on any horse in less than 8

months. The HoofTalk natural trim has uniue parameters for front to back and side-to-side positioning of a hoof capsule beneath the bone column. The end goal is to establish and maintain straight hairlines that represent even dissipation of concussion, allowing even bllood flow to the entire digit, which generates a natural, healthy hoof. Owners must learn to palpate a hairline to feel the softness, which assures a healthy blood supply in and out of the foot.

09/17/2022

Check Out My New HoofTalk Video Course at HoofTalk.com

The New HoofTalk Video Course Is Available now at Hooftalk.com
09/17/2022

The New HoofTalk Video Course Is Available now at Hooftalk.com

04/27/2016
04/27/2016

Who We Are:

We are a company that has spent the last three decades striving to redefine the world’s definition and understanding of balanced hooves.

04/26/2016

We at Hooftalk are excited to have you here. We are in the business of horses and horse care, and have been for nearly 50 years. We are still working on improving our website so that you may interact with us with ease. We appreciate you visiting our page. Please continue to come back as we update and add valuable information for you, the horse owner/lover.

Toe cracks in this central area are nearly exclusively a result of long toes forward of the natural breakover point!
03/19/2016

Toe cracks in this central area are nearly exclusively a result of long toes forward of the natural breakover point!

This right front hoof has white line disease and the outer wall of the infected area was removed and a scarlet ointment ...
03/19/2016

This right front hoof has white line disease and the outer wall of the infected area was removed and a scarlet ointment was applied! It is a preference of mine to call this termite disease rather than white line.

At first glance, the hairline on the right front foot looks absolutely gorgeous! Then consider the fact that the toe app...
03/19/2016

At first glance, the hairline on the right front foot looks absolutely gorgeous! Then consider the fact that the toe appears a bit long and a little bit forward of the position of a natural hoof! A close inspection of the hairline in toe area will reveal the flat area
in the center portion of the hoof wall because of loading caused by the concussive forces!

Here are four major features included in the Hooftalk Lab: www.hooftalk.com/hooftalk-lab1. LibraryBrowse through a fast-...
03/16/2016

Here are four major features included in the Hooftalk Lab:

www.hooftalk.com/hooftalk-lab

1. Library
Browse through a fast-growing collection of Bergy's experiences and knowledge of what horses, mules, and donkeys have taught him over the last 5 decades!

2. How To Trim & Shoe One Hoof
When you sign up for Hooftalk Lab, you receive a 12-step video training on How To Trim & Shoe One Hoof.

3. Personalized Learning
Have a topic in mind you'd like to learn about? Just send a request and have your questions answered.

4. Convenient Use
Not only can you enjoy the convenience of learning about your equine from the comfort of your home, but on-the-go as well! With our mobile optimized website, you can watch and learn as you're in the field.

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Hoof in trouble! The whole capsule is dragging forward! Natural hooves are back beneath the leg so they can grow down an...
03/14/2016

Hoof in trouble! The whole capsule is dragging forward! Natural hooves are back beneath the leg so they can grow down and not be stretched forward.

Learn to stand to the side of a horse with your "soft eyes" and visualize where the "post" (the post like structure of t...
03/14/2016

Learn to stand to the side of a horse with your "soft eyes" and visualize where the "post" (the post like structure of the leg) is descending toward the ground and then visually trace the outline of the toe area of the hoof capsule.

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