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Equine Foot Clinic is a remedial farriery centre run by Alf Hall DWCF, a farrier with nearly 40 years of experience. It specialises in remedial and corrective shoeing, including hoof cracks, laminitis and glue-on shoes. Alf works closely with vets and farriers and also travels to clients and practices.
PJ Martin is a master farrier based in the Cotswolds and North Wiltshire. He is an Associate of the Worshipful Company of Farriers and an approved training farrier. He specialises in performance horses and remedial and therapeutic farriery, working with vets where needed. Horses can be shod on the yard or at his forge.
Ben Benson is a Master Farrier (AWCF) based at a forge in Swalcliffe, Oxfordshire, covering Oxfordshire, Warwickshire, Northamptonshire and Gloucestershire. He specialises in remedial and performance farriery for clients from international competition yards to leisure riders. He has shod at three Olympic Games.
The Glorious Hoof is a farrier and equine podiotherapy service run by Lisa in Freemans Reach, serving parts of the Hawkesbury, NSW. It offers barefoot maintenance trims, transition support and hoof protection such as boots and glue-on shoes, and rehabilitation hoof care. Lisa has over 15 years of professional hoof care experience.
Mark Humphrey is a Master Farrier (AWCF) based at Bunny Hill Riding Centre, working in Nottinghamshire and Leicestershire since 1999. He offers standard shoeing and specialist surgical and remedial farriery, working with local veterinary practices as a referral farrier. He is an Approved Training Farrier and works with a newly qualified farrier.
O'Shaughnessy Farriery is a farriery business near Newmarket run by brothers William and Edward O'Shaughnessy. It specialises in corrective and therapeutic farriery for foals, racehorses, eventers, show and dressage horses, and barefoot trimming. The team of six qualified farriers and three apprentices shoes for racing yards, studs and livery yards and does corrective shoeing at equine hospitals.
Ross Phillips is a registered farrier serving Shropshire and the West Midlands. He began his pre-farrier course at Hereford College in 1999 and completed his apprenticeship afterwards. He holds the Dip WCF qualification.
Well Equine is run by farrier Dean Bland, who has over 25 years of experience. It works on farriery, welfare and education for working equines and their owners around the world. Its work includes training, project development and research with welfare organisations.
Valley View Forge is the home of Colin Pack & Sons, registered farriers and blacksmiths in Otley, West Yorkshire. They provide a mobile farrier service with hand-made, hot-fitted shoes, including corrective and therapeutic shoeing. The forge also makes gates, railings and other metalwork.
Dave Jones AWCF is a farrier in West Wales. He provides full shoeing with hand-forged shoes, trimming and remedial and therapeutic farriery. He has represented Wales in the Welsh Farriery Team.
N R Brown Farriers is a farriery practice near Abergavenny run by master farrier Nigel Brown AWCF. It provides hoof care, including therapeutic and remedial shoeing alongside vets, for leisure and professional horses. Claire Brown runs related PR, marketing and education services.
FormaHoof makes a moulded 3D horseshoeing system intended to support and protect the horse's hoof. It is used for hoof rehabilitation and prevention of problems such as laminitis, white line disease and low heels. The company sells moulds, polymer and kits, and runs an online academy and an applicator network for farriers, trimmers and vets.
Britten Farriery is a farriery business in mid and north Norfolk led by Stephen Britten AWCF. It covers all aspects of farriery with a focus on remedial shoeing.
Merlyn Farriery is run by Norman Johnson, an approved training farrier based near Lockerbie. It covers Dumfries & Galloway, the Scottish Borders, South Lanarkshire and northern Cumbria, with a focus on hoof biomechanics.
Tom Clothier is a farrier in Wirral offering barefoot trims, traditional steel shoes and remedial farriery, including for laminitis.
Black Dog Barn in Hunwick, County Durham, is run by Becky. She offers barefoot hoof trimming, hoof protection and whole-horse support including nutrition, photonic therapy and training. It also has an equine swimming pool.
Hoof Transformation offers barefoot hoof trimming, hoof rehabilitation and boot fitting for horses. It advises on laminitis and nutrition and sells forage balancers and supplements.
Natural Hoofcare Northwest is a qualified barefoot hoof trimmer covering Cumbria, North Yorkshire and North Lancashire. It provides regular trims for horses, ponies and donkeys every four to six weeks. It also offers independent hoof boot fitting.
Holistic Equine offers barefoot hoof care and equine podiatry in the UK. It provides solutions for hoof problems whether a horse is barefoot, booted or shod. Services include consultations, Lazaris nerve release, workshops and online courses.
RPL Farriery is run by farrier Robert Lindsey from Welwyn, Hertfordshire. He covers Hertfordshire, Bedfordshire and Buckinghamshire.
Progressive Hoofcare is a barefoot hoof trimming service based near Cullompton in Devon. It grew out of Blue Moon Equine, which sold rope training lines and halters and gave diet advice. The site guides owners through going barefoot, transitioning horses out of shoes, equine diet and laminitis. Assessment visits can be arranged for horses.
The Equine Podiatry and Lameness Centre in Muswellbrook offers veterinary podiatry and lameness services. Services include therapeutic farriery, laminitis management, foal conformation assessment, performance evaluation and rehabilitation. It also sells farrier supplies.
JNS Farriery is Joe Smith DipWCF, a registered mobile farrier based in Witney. He covers Oxfordshire and Gloucestershire, offering remedial shoeing, barefoot trimming and farrier cover at events and racecourses.
Footloose Barefoot Hooves is the barefoot hoof care service of equine podiatrist Sydne Pruonto in Central Scotland. She offers hoof consultations and trims with advice on diet and management. She also works on hoof handling issues with positive reinforcement.
