Brandee’s Mobile Hoof Care

07/20/2026

Good morning wonderful DFW folks!! As you can see in this weeks forecast, hell is trying to poke its ugly head in around here! If you have an outdoor pig scheduled for this week 21-23 July, PLEASE make preparations now! Shade, fans, moving them into a cooled space, swamp coolers, something! I will not be working on any pigs that cannot be easily and quickly caught(lower stress by no chasing) pigs not in shade(a portable canopy would be amazing if you have one!) or in an area with stagnant air(I have a portable fan but it alone can only do so much). Please refrain from spraying your pigs off at all until after their trim. When I arrive, if I see any signs of heat stress(usually panting is a big one) I will have to refuse services until another time to keep your pigs safe. Let’s work together and keep your pig friends safe!!!

HOUSTON! Please also watch the weather. I know it can be vastly different from up here, but same information applies as I know I am coming down next week! Outdoor pigs MUST be kept cool without being sprayed with water! I don’t want to reschedule anyone but for the safety of the animals, I will if needed.

If your pigs live primarily outside, I will continue to push that everyone makes a more permanent area dedicated to trim appointments. One that is weather resistant so that we don’t have to have cancellations and reschedules due to the weather(rain, heat, etc) Trims happen frequent enough on most outdoor pigs that a permanent area should be warranted. Not only for weather but for safety as well. Some less permit structures can pose risks of injury since pigs are smarter than their own good and will try to escape things when I arrive 😂 my goal is to only have cancellations of weather for road conditions. Not because the pig is standing in rain, mud, snow or because it’s hot as Hades outside 😊

Thank you everyone! I hope you all had a wonderful weekend! 😊

06/27/2026

Remember to stay cool everyone!! Barrett’s staying cool and giving me the same experience as most of you who use these kiddy pools 😂

When it’s hot out and you have an outdoor piggy, please make sure our trim space is cool! Shade and fans help keep things cooler for everyone! When the temps start creeping over 90-95, it’s time to rethink our trim setups!

Remember, this is something that happens multiple times a year. Through rain or shine, we need a dedicated outdoor trim space to accommodate these needs! Rescheduling due to weather conditions for the safety of your pig is getting harder and harder due to full schedules. I may not be able to see you in a timely manner! Let’s make a trim pen that can withstand those rain showers and hot days! A raised platform(for mud prevention) and cover help with rain, as well as keeping us cool when it’s hot. Added fans in the summer keep the air moving so your pig who doesn’t do well in the heat, can keep cooler!

If you need help and ideas for trim setups, I am more than happy to help give you ideas for the areas you have!!

06/22/2026

One more chance to be like us and learn an amazing job and work with amazing people and their animals!

06/06/2026

Oops! I accidentally deleted my last post while trying to edit it 🤦‍♀️

George and I will try this again! 💁‍♀️

If you need to contact us about scheduling or questions regarding your pig, please contact Nicole at (940)255-8509 OR the also amazing Holly at (940)255-4103. Please do not contact my personal number ☺️

They will be much better at answering your questions, especially regarding scheduling! Heck, I don’t usually know where I’m going until the night before 😂

IF it’s an emergency, then please feel free to reach out to me in my personal phone number, which is the 509 number. Otherwise your messages or phone calls may be missed. I’m usually standing over a pig, driving, or enjoying my personal time. I will do my best to get back to you!

I made the mistake in not investing in a work number and I don’t want to throw a new number at everyone after 6 years 😂 it tends to get confusing, I know! But I’m finally back from my military training mission from the Philippines and am spending time with family in WA. I’ll be back to work starting Tuesday the 9th! Thank you everyone for being awesome!

04/19/2025

They come in all shapes and sizes! A healthy mini pig is usually between 80 to 200lbs depending on genetics!

What a perfect image of size & ages !
From baby to toddler to adult.

Trey, the youngest is about six months old. Found on the streets of Wills Point in late December just weeks old. Growing about a pound a week.

Miranda, about 15 months old. Rescued from Longview animal services after being found s a stray. Maybe a tad chubby 😬

Wilbur, 9 years young. Rescued from Denison Texas in late Nov 2018. He and six others abandoned in a yard of filth. Half of them bred. Wilbur was mean as fire when he came in and turned into one of best hambassadors. He absolutely loves children.

All are mini pigs, different ages and genetics. But they all deserve a life of companionship, compassion and commitment 💜

03/08/2025

West Texas! Thank you again for another wonderful 5 days! A few new faces and hooves met, and many friends maintained on this quarterly runned route! From Del Rio, to El Paso, and all the way to Amarillo! Made my usual touristy stop at Prada Marfa in the middle of nowhere. During a dust storm. I fought hard for this picture 😂

02/21/2025

Every toe on every hoof is different, even on the same pig! This is important for trimmers to know when performing a trims. Evaluating the pig best they can before the trim and after. While trimming, analyzing the hoof structure as you go and how it aligns with the boney structure above. Trimming a hoof to look normal, isn’t the answer. Some hooves just aren’t normal. A lot of pigs struggle with poorly aligned legs. Some pigs have twisted toes, and some toes even roll under the other. We can’t trim them the same as the others. Not without possibly damaging them. So, choose your trimmers wisely! We all start somewhere, and everyone deserves a chance to learn and grow. But be mindful when your trimmer isn’t showing growth over a period of time. I can positively tell you that I learn new things weekly while working as well as monthly with support of my amazing mentor. Never stop learning!

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02/16/2025

Simple Sunday!

Sometimes a trim is super simple and easy. These are the goal trims for every pig in our care! Be seen frequently enough that we can fix their hooves before they become even an ounce of uncomfortable. Remember, these are prey animals. They do not show pain or change their gate until they are forced to. Let’s keep them frequent and balanced!

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