Ohio Barefoot Hoof Trimming

06/19/2026

I highly recommend this.

05/19/2026

05/11/2026

After dabbling with it for several years. I finally got certified as an equine body worker.

04/30/2026

This time of year, most of us hoofcare providers get a little nervous seeing the overweight or metabolic horses on our books - especially if their metabolic issues haven't been managed properly. Little shoots of spring grass are coming up quickly, and with it can come increased sugar levels, insulin spikes, and hoof pain.

This spring, I plan to interview a handful of owners and hoofcare providers that have rehabbed laminitis successfully, to discuss their approaches, what worked and what didn't, and to equip listeners with more knowledge and confidence in preventing laminitis in the future.

This week, I chatted with Amber Greeson, a hoofcare provider in Texas, about a special laminitic case that was on the verge of euthanasia. With proper management, hoofcare, and lifestyle changes, he is now sound and happy!

You can hear our entire conversation on any podcast app under "The Humble Hoof," or directly at this link: https://thehumblehoof.com/2026/04/17/rehabbing-laminitis/

04/11/2026

In The Faces of PHCP series, we will interview PHCP members as a way to get to know each other and put a face to the name! Meet Alicia Harlov, a PHCP Practit...

04/11/2026

There are many subtle signs of PPID. Is your equine showing any of these signs? https://ecirhorse.org/cushings-disease-ppid.php.

02/24/2026

Just few minutes ago I learned that a client's horse was in a fire at their boarding barn. Unfortunately the horse did not survive. This the third barn fire in my area I the last month.

Please, please be cautious. If something doesn't look, right say something. Extension cords, faulty wiring. If you see someone smoking close to the barn speak up. Let them know your horse safety is at risk. Don't be afraid to speak up.

02/13/2026

I really love the versatility that composite shoes offer. This set up is for a horse that has side bone. I relieved the bar area to take pressure off which has helped this to be more comfortable.

02/09/2026

If you have an equine with PPID and/or EMS/IR, we are here to help you. A fundamental strength of the ECIR outreach group on groups.io is the ability to discuss in-depth individual cases, background, science and evidence. Volunteers work to be clear regarding solid scientific or medical evidence versus personal theory, observation, or experience. This is unparalleled by other groups. If you'd like individual help with your equine with PPID and/or EMS, join our free outreach group: https://ecir.groups.io/g/main/

02/09/2026

Glueing in 12 degrees has its challenges. Thank you for a wonderful client for heating her barn with a cylamander yesterday morning.