Visby's is the best farrier shop around, I say that with the upmost confidence that you will not…read morefind a more up to date or knowledgable farrier supply store. The owner is a wealth of information - almost a decade ago my Mother went in there for shoe pulling supplies and a rasp. Our WB had pulled his shoe halfway off and the nails on one side were embedded into his hoof. Visby's not only took the time to tell her how to do it but spent in depth time telling her how to address the punctures in the hoof and gave her medicine to apply and showed her how to wrap the hoof with duct tape since 10 yrs ago vets were not open on weekends and this was a Saturday. Back then we didn't know much about hoof first aid because we had always been lucky in that area. Colics, gashes, broken tails we knew but a sideways shoe?? They took the time to educate her and give her the RIGHT tools for the job. For my 28yr old pony who had foundered again, they ordered special shoes that he had SEEN work and brainstormed with our farrier on how to help the little guy be pain free and have almost 8 more years of normal amazing retired life. Recently, my beautiful big WB was diagnosed with white line disease, I have never had a horse with white line or summer sores before and definitely not on the same animal. I am meticulous about their feet and the spots that they itch in the summer. I had no idea how this could happen I only knew that half her hoof had to come off because of the white line and she didn't have any coffin bone support because the boots I got her to help support her hoof rubbed her ankle raw even with sheepskin, cotton, or batting wrapped around her ankle where the boot was. I went to Visby for Clean Trax, with a vague idea what to do, I just knew that both the farrier and the vet said if the WL doesn't get under control your going to loose her - no hoof no horse. Visby took the time to explain the PROPER use - directly Indicated by the manufacture of the medicine, like after her foot soaks in the medicine for an hr. Strip the stall while she is standing in the medicated boot and then take the left over medicine and with a fine sprayer soak her stall with it. WL is a fungus spore that is so prolific you need to spray the stall to kill it and 3 ft above the floor in the stall. If I missed this step, he stressed that her hoof would get reinfected and it would be a never ending battle to keep that hoof. He then gave me stuff to treat it every day - this was three months ago and I am so happy to say she is doing great!! No more WL and lots of healthy hoof growing. Thank you for everything Visby - you've made a difference here.

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