Taking assessment pics
Keeping a record of your horse's barefoot journey can be extremely helpful and encouraging!
No need to create a collage like this one, but a simple folder on your computer, with photos and dates, will serve you well.
On day 3 of our clinics, we ask our participants to take before trimming and after trimming photographs. Then we encourage them to do so for the next year.
It's a great learning/obvervation tool.
Conversations from the 2026 Red Deer Horse Expo about laminitis, navicular, toe-first landings, hoof anatomy, and soundness â including Hoof Geeksâ new anatomically correct 3D printed digital cushion & sole corium model. Includes photos and educational videos from the Expo.
Part 2 - Hoof Geeks Clinics. Campbell River, Pemberton and Heffley Creek in beautiful British Columbia. Weâre having such an amazing time and have some amazing photos for you too. Weâre so grateful to all our new Hoof Geeks grads. We have the most amazing hosts and properties and are treated like queens!
Weâre going to be sharing our Hoof Geeks Clinic summer journey here in several parts. Our first clinic in BC was in Grand Forks, then on to Princeton and Langley. So may gorgeous places and awesome passionate horse owners! We LOVE what we do! Stay tuned for moreâŚ
