The Equine Hoof: Anatomy, Physiology and Maintenance

$79.00

Master the essentials of equine hoof health with this comprehensive course on hoof anatomy, physiology, and maintenance. Designed for farriers, veterinary professionals, technicians, students, and horse owners, this course offers a detailed exploration of hoof structure and function, providing you with the foundational knowledge needed to promote soundness and health in horses.

Learn about the internal and external structures of the equine hoof, understand how its design supports movement, and explore the critical aspects of hoof care. This course covers both traditional shoeing and barefoot management, equipping you with the skills to assess hoof health, prevent common hoof problems, and improve overall equine performance.

Whether you’re new to hoof care or a seasoned professional, this NBCAAM-approved course will deepen your understanding of hoof anatomy and help you apply best practices in hoof management.

Featured Benefits

• Learn the detailed internal and external structures of the equine hoof.

• Understand how hoof physiology contributes to overall equine health and movement.

• Explore both shoeing and barefoot hoof care strategies.

• Learn how to assess hoof conformation and recognize common hoof problems.

• Apply your knowledge to improve horse soundness and performance.

Key Skills Covered

• Understanding the anatomy and physiology of the equine hoof.

• Learning the principles behind shoeing and barefoot management.

• Recognizing normal hoof function and identifying common hoof issues.

• Developing hoof care strategies to ensure long-term hoof health.

Lessons Included

12

Course Level

Beginner to Intermediate

Continuing Education Eligibility

NBCAAM Approved (National Board of Certification for Animal Acupressure and Massage) -8 Hours General CE

Audience

Farriers, Veterinary Technicians, Horse Owners, Equine Therapists, Students

The Equine Hoof: Anatomy, Physiology and Maintenance

$79.00

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