Jarid Rinz Farrier Services

07/02/2020

Jarid has a new employee! She loves to help Daddy!!

03/08/2018

Spring will be here soon (we promise) and it's time to get those hooves ready to go for the season. Jarid is taking new clients! He is professional, prompt, caring, and patient. He can give many great references if needed. Studied at Oklahoma State Farrier School, and specializes in corrective and therapeutic shoeing, and balanced trimming. Call or text him at 810-919-7795.

01/18/2018

Your farrier probably has a few things he'd like to tell his clients. Sometimes, the owners are harder to deal with than the actual horses. You can avoid being difficult by knowing a few things up front. Follow these top ten pieces of advice to be your farrier's favorite client!

01/10/2018

PC: April Schultz Determining the length of time between farrier visits can be tricky. There are a lot of variables to consider! Your horse’s hooves are a vital aspect of how he performs and his health. With visits too far apart, you’re likely to notice cracks, uneven wear, and even more serious...

07/23/2017

Hi everyone! We haven't posted to the page in a while, so I thought it was about time to stop and say hello! Jarid Rinz is currently accepting new clients. It's best to get on a regular 6-8 week schedule and keep an appointment on the book to ensure your horses stay on track, and you get their feet done on time. Jarid is great at special cases, specializing in therapeutic and correctional shoeing, and has an excellent rapport with most of the local veterinarians. Jarid travels all over the mid-Michigan area, and does have days he travels to the Lansing area, so if you call ahead of time, you can schedule a stop on that route. Call Jarid at 810-919-7795 if you have any questions!

09/19/2016

We are super proud to have supported a great cause an a spectacular horse show! The Fall Frenzy Open Horse Show was a blast. Plan on attending in 2017, you won't regret it!

07/15/2016

07/15/2016

This article is an excellent read!

Lost shoes are irritating to farriers and owners alike. Learn the truth behind the dreaded lost shoe from a veteran farrier.

06/14/2016

Jarid Rinz what is the answer??