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No. 264. Alicia Harlov - recognizing a healthy frog
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ส.ค. 2024
- Alicia Harlov of the Humble Hoof, will talk about how to identify a healthy frog and how to recognize and to treat frog issues.
No matter how much after the fact I watch these videos, they have great information and still help. Thank you both!! 👏🐴
Alicia rocks! Love that lady, heart of gold and only wanting to make the world a better place for horses and their owners. Thanks so much to you Wendy and Alicia!
Absolutely!!
Important topic thank you
Wow! Alicia has such a versatile knowledge - THAT I have truly never experienced 🎉🎉. Love her references to people she learned from - very rare indeed.
She is now my #1 Go-To person🎉🎉
P.s I have had quick and permanent with Unrefined ( raw) Neem oil and Manuka honey for thrush as well as any kind of wound - in humans and animals.
I absolutely love her podcast and your webinars! Love seeing the two of you together!!
Thank you!
Makes so much sense. Great information and offering of solutions. Getting together a toolbox for hoof care and this was amazing!
Your webinars are so good. Thank you
You're so welcome!
Awesome! Love the info!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Good one. Please have one with Dr. Susan Fay.
do you have contact info?
@@surefootequine Go to Scared space Scared wisdom on facebook-You tube. The Face book will tell you how to contact her. She has a book out by that name. It's hard for me to explain, but has to do with breathing, staying in the moment, forming mental pictures and more. She is a very nice person and I think she would be a good fit.
@@terrywhitenight9188 I have sent her a message. Thanks for the suggestion.
Solid info all around from Alicia. The photos were very representative and my favorites at the end were getting to see what healthy frogs look like! I couldn't attend the live webinar and I do have a question about frogs. It is about the height of the frog compared to the plane of the sole and/or hoof wall. Can a frog be too much of a cushion and need be trimmed to either the plane of the hoof wall or the plane of the sole? Not talking about exfoliating sole, at least I don't think so unless that is an indication they are getting ready to exfoliate. Exfoliating frogs and what they look like is one thing about the frog that is a mystery to me.
Frogs CAN overgrow and I occasionally trim them if that's the case, but I decide when I see the horse in person. Pete Ramey has a great article on frog trimming on his website.
Good information. Thank you
Glad it was helpful!