From routine trims to specialty shoeing, Tylor builds the conversation around your horse’s needs, work, and environment.
Professional hoof care for horses of many breeds and disciplines, with a special interest in sport horses.
Hot and cold shoeing with attention to the individual hoof and the horse’s way of going. The right material and shoeing approach depend on the horse, its work, and the surfaces it encounters.
Not every horse needs shoes. Barefoot horses still need regular assessment and trimming, with a schedule shaped around hoof growth, wear, and the horse’s individual circumstances.
Sport horses place particular demands on their feet. Tylor offers a range of shoeing materials, traction options, and support systems, selected according to the horse’s needs.
Some cases benefit from a coordinated plan with your veterinarian. Tylor has experience working with local veterinarians and welcomes collaboration when a horse’s condition requires it.
Diagnosis and medical treatment belong with your veterinarian. Shoeing decisions are made for the individual case; no particular outcome is guaranteed.
Discuss a caseStart with a conversation. Share your horse’s current routine, any concerns, and your barn’s location. Tylor can help you identify the next step and confirm availability.
Routine care and specialty work start with the same thing: paying attention.
Tell Tylor about your horse’s discipline, daily environment, current shoeing or trimming schedule, and any changes you have noticed. If your veterinarian has recommendations, include those in the conversation.
Send your barn’s location, number of horses, and the service or concern you would like to discuss.
Tylor will follow up about availability, your horse’s needs, and appointment arrangements.
Discuss a suitable maintenance schedule and anything to watch for between visits.
Tell Tylor about your horse, your barn, and what you need.