Job description
A Farrier Specialist is responsible for the care, maintenance, and corrective treatment of horse hooves. The role involves trimming, shoeing, and assessing hoof health to ensure the comfort, performance, and well-being of horses.Key Responsibilities:Trim and shape horse hooves according to industry standards.Fit and apply horseshoes for protection, correction, or performance enhancement.Diagnose and address hoof-related issues and lameness concerns.Collaborate with veterinarians and equine specialists on treatment plans.Maintain farrier tools and equipment.Educate horse owners on hoof care and maintenance practices.Keep accurate records of treatments and shoeing schedules.RequirementsCertification or training in farrier.Strong knowledge of equine anatomy and hoof health.Physical fitness and ability to handle horses safely.Excellent attention to detail and problem-solving skills.Minimum experience of 6 years. BenefitsBasic SalaryHousing Utility Bills Annual Leave tickets.Health InsuranceA Farrier Specialist is responsible for the care, maintenance, and corrective treatment of horse hooves. The role involves trimming, shoeing, and assessing hoof health to ensure the comfort, performance, and well-being of horses.Key Responsibilities:Trim and shape horse hooves according to industry standards.Fit and apply horseshoes for protection, correction, or performance enhancement.Diagnose and address hoof-related issues and lameness concerns.Collaborate with veterinarians and equine specialists on treatment plans.Maintain farrier tools and equipment.Educate horse owners on hoof care and maintenance practices.Keep accurate records of treatments and shoeing schedules.
A Farrier Specialist is responsible for the care, maintenance, and corrective treatment of horse hooves. The role involves trimming, shoeing, and assessing hoof health to ensure the comfort, performance, and well-being of horses.
Key Responsibilities:
Key Responsibilities:- Trim and shape horse hooves according to industry standards.
- Fit and apply horseshoes for protection, correction, or performance enhancement.
- Diagnose and address hoof-related issues and lameness concerns.
- Collaborate with veterinarians and equine specialists on treatment plans.
- Maintain farrier tools and equipment.
- Educate horse owners on hoof care and maintenance practices.
- Keep accurate records of treatments and shoeing schedules.