Gentle. Practical. Long-lasting.
Our Approach
Hoof Craft provides natural, evidence-based hoof care for horses across the Okanagan. Each visit focuses on comfort, movement and long-term soundness, with clear communication for owners and barn managers.
- On-site service for farms, barns, stables and private properties.
- Support for rehab cases including laminitis, thrush, cracks and abscesses.
- Calm, patient handling for nervous or inexperienced horses.
- Simple after-care instructions you can confidently follow between visits.
Fast on-site trims, rehab and shoeing
Our Okanagan Hoof Craft Services
We partner with owners, trainers and veterinarians to maintain and improve hoof health. From routine trims to more complex rehabilitation, we focus on practical, low-stress care tailored to each horse.
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Natural Balance Trims
Maintain natural hoof shape to support sound movement and hoof health.
Maintenance Trims
Regular trimming schedules to prevent problems and keep horses comfortable.
Hoof Rehabilitation
Care for laminitis, thrush, cracks, abscesses, bruising with trim & treatment.
Glue-On Plastic Shoes
Light protection for trail, performance or therapeutic needs; less trauma at the nail line.
Steel / Plastic Shoe Removal
Safe removal with inspection and follow-up trim or treatment.
How it works
The Hoof Craft Process
Request a visit
phone, message or quick form.
On-site assessment
we assess hooves, movement and environment.
Plan & perform
tailored trim / rehab / shoeing with clear aftercare.
Follow-up
photos and care tips; schedule next maintenance.
Trust and results
Why Choose Hoof Craft
Hoof Craft delivers skilled, gentle care tailored to each horse. We provide precise trimming, targeted rehab, clear communication and flexible scheduling to support lasting hoof health.
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Compassionate handling
horses kept calm and comfortable.
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Individualized care
no cookie-cutter trims.
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Clear communication
before/after photos + written recommendations.
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Flexible scheduling
farm and stable visits to suit your routine.
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Local & connected
active in the Okanagan equine community.
FAQ
Questions About Our Services
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1 How often should my horse be trimmed?
Most horses do best on a 4–8 week schedule, depending on growth rate, footing, workload and health history. We’ll recommend an interval after seeing your horse.
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2 Do you shoe, or only trim?
We focus on natural trims and glue-on options for specific cases. Where steel shoes are still recommended, we can coordinate with your farrier or vet as needed.
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3 Can you help with thrush or laminitis?
Yes. We routinely work with horses dealing with thrush, laminitis and related issues. We’ll trim to support comfort and circulation, and coordinate with your veterinarian’s plan.
