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Up to 90% of all horse lameness issues start in the hoof. Routine farrier care isn't just about keeping feet neat—it’s the single most effective way to prevent the massive veterinary bills that come from treating preventable lameness, joint strain, and soft tissue injuries.
Hoof Trimming
Hoof Trimming
Routine maintenance to balance the hoof, prevent overgrowth, and keep the horse comfortable and structurally sound.
Shoeing
Shoeing
Custom fitting and applying shoes (steel, aluminum, or synthetic) to protect the hoof from wear, provide traction, or support the horse during specific activities.
Corrective and Therapeutic Care
Corrective and Therapeutic Care
Evaluating and treating hoof issues, imbalances, or lameness, often using specialized shoes or padding to aid in rehabilitation.
A Family Legacy
A Family Legacy
Expert farrier services built on a family legacy. With five years of professional experience and a lifetime of knowledge passed down from a father and brother in the trade, we deliver trusted, generational hoof care you can rely on.
Proudly Ferriering Utah's Horse Community
Proudly Ferriering Utah's Horse Community
From the pastures of Utah County to barns across the state, we take pride in providing dependable, high-quality hoof care for local horses. Rooted in a lifelong family tradition and backed by years of hands-on professional experience, our goal is simple: keeping Utah’s horses sound, comfortable, and ready to ride through every season.
Why Routine Hoof Care Matters
Why Routine Hoof Care Matters
A standard trim costs a fraction of the price of corrective treatments. Once a horse develops a major hoof issue (like a suspensory tear from poor balance or severe laminitis), veterinary diagnostics (X-rays, ultrasounds), therapeutic shoeing, and months of stall rest easily climb into the thousands of dollars.
Building Trust
Building Trust
Horses relax when they know who is picking up their feet. A regular farrier builds a steady, trusting relationship with your horse, leading to safer and stress-free appointments.
Tracking Changes
Tracking Changes
Working with your horse consistently allows us to understand their unique hoof growth and mechanics, meaning we can spot and correct minor imbalances early.
Winter Maintenance is Crucial
Winter Maintenance is Crucial
It is tempting to skip appointments when the weather turns cold, but hooves still grow in the winter. Hard, frozen ground and wet paddocks can cause severe chipping, cracking, and thrush. Regular winter trims protect their foundation so you don't spend all spring trying to fix winter damage.
Make your next appointment simple
Make your next appointment simple
Call or text 801-989-4286. Share your location, number of horses, and the service you need. We’ll discuss availability and pricing before the visit.
Appointments are available at W Bar Utah in Benjamin or at your location. Schedule farrier service.
Questions Typically Asked
Questions Typically Asked
Q: Do you travel to my location, or do I bring my horse to you?
Q: Do you travel to my location, or do I bring my horse to you?
Q. How do I schedule an appointment?
Q. How do I schedule an appointment?
Q: What do I need to do to prepare for the farrier's visit?
Q: What do I need to do to prepare for the farrier's visit?
Q: How often should my horse be trimmed or shod?
Q: How often should my horse be trimmed or shod?
Q: Does my horse still need farrier care during the winter?
Q: Does my horse still need farrier care during the winter?
Q: How much do your farrier services cost?
Q: How much do your farrier services cost?
A: Pricing varies depending on exactly what your horse needs—whether it is a standard trim, regular shoeing, or corrective and therapeutic care—as well as the travel distance to your location. We will always discuss pricing upfront when you contact us to schedule.
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