Hoof Trimmer in North Carolina

Rebecca Wyatt, PBHT II

(336) 391-6605
Rebecca@NaturesPathHoof.com

Founder of SuperHoof.org

Hoof Trimming for Balance, Performance and Rehabilitation

A balanced trim can mean the difference between “acceptable” and EXCEPTIONAL for your horse!

The most effective method of healing and maintaining healthy hooves involves working with—and influencing—natural growth. New growth follows the path of least resistance. Hoof shape, environmental diversity, and movement all influence hoof growth and function. Balanced hooves absorb shock, dissipate concussion, provide traction, and circulate blood for the animal they carry.

Problems in the hooves often manifest as issues with the body (and vice-versa). Well-balanced hooves, as well as a holistic approach to equine husbandry, can prevent—and often correct—these issues.

Founder, laminitis, navicular, “mystery” lameness, and other pathological cases are welcome. Current x-rays (lateral and DP views) are recommended in these cases.

The results of a balanced trim...

Note changes in posture and facial expression. This series of photos was taken on the same day, immediately before and after a trim.

Barefoot Balanced Trimming

Qualifications

Experience

Select case studies are available at SuperHoof.org (search for username “superhoof” under Case Studies).

Besides learning, my passion is healing horses. Clients include horses that are recovering (or have recovered from) founder, navicular syndrome, navicular disease, seedy toe, white line disease, “mystery” lameness, and imbalances resulting from poor trimming and/or shoeing practices. I also enjoy working with performance horses (including endurance). On Fridays, I volunteer trimming services for foster horses in the care of the United States Equine Rescue League.

Barefoot trimmer North Carolina

Service Areas

Many of my clients are located in the Piedmont Triad region of NC. I also visit eastern Tennessee regularly, as well as the western portion of the NC Triangle region. Generally, if travel expenses are paid by the client(s), I will consider travelling to your location.

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