@@SuperRambo111 This video shows the guy fixing these horses that had been neglected for a long time. Fixing the hoofs perfectly isn't easy, I think they did a pretty good job at restoring them
I volunteer for a local farm animal rescue/sanctuary. A little more than a year ago, we took in an older pony from an auction about this size who had been severely neglected and had hooves curled up just like this. It has taken pretty much this whole year of regular corrective hoof trimming with a very knowledgeable farrier for his feet and body to more or less recover, and he still may never be perfect. After all, when their hooves are angled like that, especially for so long, it messes up their muscles, tendons, joints, etc., and they can be quite sore for a while - they have to essentially re-learn how to walk correctly. He kind of shuffled around at first, but he is doing much better now. Thank you for doing such a wonderful job with these ponies, and I'd be curious to see the progress they make. Hopefully they make a full recovery and are cared for properly the rest of their lives. It's so sad to see this kind of thing happen when it's preventable.
I loved seeing how kind you folks were to these ponies. While you worked, the people holding the pony were making sure the little guy knew things were alright. I'm sure the ponies appreciated how you all worked hard to make the process calm and easy
In many ways you are fortunate. At least these ponies were tame. I adopted an abandoned, abused pony about 3 years ago. It took more than two of those for me to get her to trust me enough to be able to catch her, much less work on her feet. Even a trip to the vet for sedation failed to stop her from kicking. Getting her used to being handled and having her feet worked on took a lot of effort but, with a lot of patience and commitment, I'm happy to say that things eventually worked out and I now have a fairly trusting, healthy pony with 4 good feet.
It's like watching a sculptor working on a block of stone - they can see the finished piece in the stone. This Farrier is looking at a mass of curved and twisted material and seeing the proper hoof in amongst it. It's almost as much an art as a science! VERY happy ponies.
It's people like you and others that selflessly and with tenacious spirit that give these beautiful animals their lives back. It's hard to comprehend that there are those pathetic losers called owners to allow this to happen. Behavior that goes beyond obtuse but downright *&^%$#!!!!! God bless ya'll for your work and devotion. It was obvious in the after photos?... Their disposition was plain to see, HAPPY HAPPY I would have given everything to have been there soothing and loving these little, " Three Musketeers" LOL :)
My horse says hi (: You've got this, as a 15 yr old who struggles with depression and anxiety, I know how hard it can be. I'm not just saying you got this for no reason because you really got this. I love you ❤ And you are loved and worth it.
These ponies are so lovable, I’m glad they were rescued and taken care of. I’d love to see longer videos and follow ups if you have access to the horses. Beautiful job on the hooves. ❤
@@user-bx7nw1ve6y I've had a couple of horses which would not tolerate it. Foot on the knee. We had an excellent farrier who had a waiting list two years long. Good farriers are worth more than gold and remaining a customer for the good of my horses was essential.\\ Twice a year I gave him a gift certificate for a massage at the same therapist I used for putting up with the horses which would not tolerate a jack.
I loved how you explained what you were doing and the reason why. The compassion and care for these ponies was great! The before and after shots of their hooves was good to see. No more rocking motion. Great job!
Let's not forget the weeks of tendons now having to change and tighten up. These are not happy Mini's yet. They still have a painful road ahead of them
Three at once. Thanks for helping them. Twisted hooves, unable to balance well, that was a great idea to lay them down. Impressive work as usual. They all had a much better chance to balance, walk again.
Awwwww, poor little things. By their hooves and general appearance they are obviously being neglected. At least they’re not starving and have obviously being fed. I hope their circumstances become better. They’re adorable little things. Having their feet done should make them feel much better.
Cute little babies. So nice that you made a bed for them.🤠🙌🏽 I want to come by and massage their legs, so their muscles and tendons can comfortably go back to where they're supposed to be, and the horses will be happy. 💜🐎🐴 #certifiedequinemassagetherapist
Wish I could upvote this video a million times, those poor little ponies looked so sad and in pain before, and after your good work they looked happy to be pain free and standing proud -- as they were born to be!
Bless you all for helping these adorable guys out. What kind of ******* do this to animals. Total neglect. Imagine the pain. Thank you on behalf of the ponies.
You need to understand where an animal originates from to care for it. The Shetland pony is a native breed of Isle of Shetland in Scotland. These ponies grow up in a harsh place. They have bushes and shrubs to eat move all the day over rocks and hard surfaces and in the winter months will grow and very thick coat as they lived in a very cold winds. My aunt would never allow her pony to graze on the lush green field in spring time but feed him all the hay he wanted from second cut. You have to make sure they see a farrier (Blacksmith) every 6 months for a trim. I think people buy them as a children's pony, which is okay, but they can have attitude so needs to be placed with an adult that has a horse back ground training. They need to see the vet annually to have their vaccines. PS these little gems were lightly sedated by a qualified vet to have their overgrown hooves done. God love the blacksmith ~ real back breaking job. 🙂
Also because ponies aren’t always sweet. **Some** (not all) can be extremely temperamental and stubborn when they want to be. Same with miniature horses. People buy them because they’re adorable only to find out they own a little terror and are afraid of it. Still, that’s no excuse for letting their feet get that bad. Sedatives were developed for a reason.
@@lakeireland also people should do reasearch before getting an animal because it looks "cute". Same with dogs, people who have absolutely no idea about a breed like, for example, a husky will get one and then be surprised that it's loud and a master in escaping. My friend - you decided to get a husky
These poor babies omg, I just wanna hug them so tightly 😩🥲 how anyone could neglect such precious creatures is just beyond me. Thank you for helping to restore their hoof health so they don’t suffer anymore!
Aw, they must be so happy when you have sorted out those neglected hooves. I wonder if they need a little pain relief/anti inflammatory for a few days while things settle down? A neighbour has a Shetland pony, sometimes her toddler rides it but she has a tiny pony trap for it to pull, trotting around the lanes, so it needs shoes. I saw the blacksmith shoeing it, poor guy was bent double as the pony was so low down, he said he custom makes the shoes as no commercial manufacturer makes them so small.
Loved the work but wish it had been longer to see the process of getting them to lay down or however you manage to work on their feet. Even the little guys need help. You did a great job! Happy new year!
@Linda Arbogast Horse person here--they probably brought in a vet to give them a light tranquilizer before they laid them down. The ponies are probably around 36" tall and weigh around 350 lbs, so two guys could lay them down. I had a Shetland and practically had to get on my knees to trim my pony. I couldn't get a farrier out to come out for one pony so I had to learn to trim him myself. It is a sin to let them get that long!!!! 🤨
@@bwenluck9812 thanks for the info. I have seen doc Pol tranquilize horses in the past just not ponies or miniature horses. I was curious how the whole process was done.
I've had four farriers stand me up to trim my mini, thanks to content like this I just do it myself now...I keep her long, I'm afraid of going too short, but it's better than nothing
That’s a shame that you can’t get a farrier to come out maybe a local group of pony and horse owners near you can schedule a date together so it’s financially worthwhile for the farrier to make the trip
I can't imagine the pain day in day out. Thank you. I'm so pleased for them, their new shoes will take a bit of getting used to I'm sure but they look so much better.
Thank you so much for caring about these horses. They look so much better now. There needs to be an agency that charges animal abuse and cruelty. Don't give back to owners.
I just came across your channel: I'm subscribing. This channel, is by far, is the best one I've watched in this field of content. My compliments not only to you for explaining clearly what you're doing, but also to the camera person. Excellent angles and footage. God bless.
I agree with the explanation part, I really enjoyed that they actually gave some explanation on what they were doing rather than just leaving the non-farrier people in the dark on what is going on exactly and how they know when to stop and stuff.
Marvellous job!!! Thankyou.!!! Those poor ponies. They didn't deserve all the days and years of pain to just stand.. never able to run. Thankyou again.
Special beds, massages, and pedicures…..AND they can walk normally for the first time in ages! Ponies must imagine they are super special for their spa day!
What a great job you are doing. I just can’t believe that there are people out there not taking care if those sweet little ponies. I hope they going to a good home
Watching you take so much time with trimming made me think of the donkey gp farrier. His first step in trimming this long hooves is to use a garden pruner to take the length down, then go to conventional tools. Maybe this would shorten your trim time too.
This brings back memories of two small ponies I had years ago which came to me with slippered hoofs, one so bad that my vet said that if he hadn’t known I was working on fixing her feet he would have put her down on the spot. I miss those ponies.
Seeing these four ponies with such neglected hoof's I wanted to cry. Am really happy though to see time to care for these suffering animals has come - this mess did not grow over night or month. Hope the owner does not own them anymore. Thank you guys for doing this for them, they did not deserve what wasn't done for them.
I love how you’re teaching these future farriers how to deal with these horror stories 😢 the poor babies hooves we’re so rotated, I cant even begin to imagine how uncomfortable and painful they were. Why do people even keep animals if they neglect them, it’s so frustrating. Keep doing an amazing job!!! ❤
Poor babies looked astonished when you got done. “Why don’t my legs hurt like they did before I laid down?” I’m sure they do hurt, but in a healing way instead of a damaging way❤❤❤
Those pony's have to feel soooo much better. I really enjoy seeing something so bad be made good again. Thank you for sharing and hope to see more from you guys.
Could you show the whole way through on at least one foot? I’ve found myself having to clean up similar feet due to farriers not showing up for appointments. I really appreciate y’all posting these videos! It’s really helpful for me!
Your school teaches the correct way to care for horses, ponies, and donkeys. Not only does your school teach trimming techniques but also how to make well fitting horse shoes also. Your school is a God send for animals. God bless the instructors and students. You demonstrate selfless stewardship. Thank you. You have opened my eyes!!.
I relate to these ponies I have deformed toenails that grow in a thick spiral lumps this is basically what it's like going to a doctor to have them professionally trimmed it's not my fault I can't do it myself you can't even get normal scissors through them much less traditional nail clippers but somehow the podiatrist works his magic if I don't have it done every three months I'm in so much pain I can barely walk and I lived like that for years before I got the chance to have them done regularly and if that excruciating feeling wasn't just individual toes but like my entire foot I can imagine horses that get like this must really be suffering
Actually another similarity is how I would tend to walk on the backs of my feet lifting my toes off the ground to compensate and how that redistribution of weight would mess with joints throughout my entire body and it's such a relief to not have to deal with that anymore so I can imagine how much better horses much must feel having properly shaped hooves
I was struck by how someone was petting and comforting the pony during the work. Such care and attention.
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yeah.. shame they didn't take the same care of the horse's hoofs. Or am I missing something and these were rescued or something?
@@SuperRambo111 This video shows the guy fixing these horses that had been neglected for a long time. Fixing the hoofs perfectly isn't easy, I think they did a pretty good job at restoring them
@@SuperRambo111 they are rescued.
I love how that's an actual job! I never knew.
Are any of the owners who neglect their horse ever charged for animal cruelty? This is cruelty.
Just sitting here in Sydney wondering the same thing. Prosecutions should be flying and barred from owing any animals in the future
They should be made work beside this guy while in jail
They’re probably rescues.
@@ferretyluvWhich implies they were rescued from a neglectful owner
Very hard to prove legal neglect unfortunately.
I volunteer for a local farm animal rescue/sanctuary. A little more than a year ago, we took in an older pony from an auction about this size who had been severely neglected and had hooves curled up just like this. It has taken pretty much this whole year of regular corrective hoof trimming with a very knowledgeable farrier for his feet and body to more or less recover, and he still may never be perfect. After all, when their hooves are angled like that, especially for so long, it messes up their muscles, tendons, joints, etc., and they can be quite sore for a while - they have to essentially re-learn how to walk correctly. He kind of shuffled around at first, but he is doing much better now.
Thank you for doing such a wonderful job with these ponies, and I'd be curious to see the progress they make. Hopefully they make a full recovery and are cared for properly the rest of their lives. It's so sad to see this kind of thing happen when it's preventable.
I'm so glad you helped the little guy. ❤ And I'm sure he appreciated it too.
I loved seeing how kind you folks were to these ponies. While you worked, the people holding the pony were making sure the little guy knew things were alright. I'm sure the ponies appreciated how you all worked hard to make the process calm and easy
In many ways you are fortunate. At least these ponies were tame. I adopted an abandoned, abused pony about 3 years ago. It took more than two of those for me to get her to trust me enough to be able to catch her, much less work on her feet. Even a trip to the vet for sedation failed to stop her from kicking. Getting her used to being handled and having her feet worked on took a lot of effort but, with a lot of patience and commitment, I'm happy to say that things eventually worked out and I now have a fairly trusting, healthy pony with 4 good feet.
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Thanks to all for taking good care of these little dolls.
Our pleasure!
I love the final shots of the dear creatures trying our their new feet. So sweet.
Except the owners unfortunately!
Thank you for helping these little pony’s.
It's like watching a sculptor working on a block of stone - they can see the finished piece in the stone. This Farrier is looking at a mass of curved and twisted material and seeing the proper hoof in amongst it. It's almost as much an art as a science! VERY happy ponies.
Agree :)
They look a lot more comfortable. I'd love to see a follow up after another trimming or two.
It's people like you and others that selflessly and with tenacious spirit that give these beautiful animals their lives back.
It's hard to comprehend that there are those pathetic losers called owners to allow this to happen. Behavior that goes beyond obtuse but downright *&^%$#!!!!!
God bless ya'll for your work and devotion. It was obvious in the after photos?... Their disposition was plain to see, HAPPY HAPPY I would have given everything to have been there soothing and loving these little, " Three Musketeers" LOL :)
Thank you very much for your work. I don't have horses or ponies. But your videos calm me down and help me fight depression.
There is Something about helping animals! Thanks for watching
My horse says hi (: You've got this, as a 15 yr old who struggles with depression and anxiety, I know how hard it can be. I'm not just saying you got this for no reason because you really got this. I love you ❤ And you are loved and worth it.
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These ponies are so lovable, I’m glad they were rescued and taken care of. I’d love to see longer videos and follow ups if you have access to the horses. Beautiful job on the hooves. ❤
Omg their little perky ears after that trim... bless their little hearts hope they have a great new home!
Exactly! How can you look at those little faces and not care????
They are to precious!! God love them !!
It always amazes how horses seem to be so good and trusting for the farrier. Even when it's clear they haven't seen one for a very long time.
or, ever, in the case w/these three. poor things, so glad they've been rescued. hopefully karma sorts out the cruel humans who had them.
@@prpr44 Ever mite be pushing it. But also very believable.
i always imagine the patients coming in uncomfortable/in pain, unsure, and timid
and they leave feeling refreshed, pampered, and relaxed
Thank you for sharing your work on TH-cam. I appreciate your problem-solving to accommodate the ponies comfort.
You are so welcome!
My back is hurting after watching your videos. Don't know how you guys can lean over all day long.... impressed.
And your hands must have some serious Calluses
From an owner who trims his horses' feet himself--Two words: hoof jack.
@@user-bx7nw1ve6y I've had a couple of horses which would not tolerate it. Foot on the knee.
We had an excellent farrier who had a waiting list two years long. Good farriers are worth more than gold and remaining a customer for the good of my horses was essential.\\
Twice a year I gave him a gift certificate for a massage at the same therapist I used for putting up with the horses which would not tolerate a jack.
Brilliant work and care shown.
Bravo.
Those who neglect animals like these poor creatures should be locked up !!!
I loved it when the barn got quiet, and everyone was gathered around you, watching how it's done!
I loved how you explained what you were doing and the reason why. The compassion and care for these ponies was great! The before and after shots of their hooves was good to see. No more rocking motion. Great job!
Let's not forget the weeks of tendons now having to change and tighten up. These are not happy Mini's yet. They still have a painful road ahead of them
Three at once. Thanks for helping them. Twisted hooves, unable to balance well, that was a great idea to lay them down. Impressive work as usual. They all had a much better chance to balance, walk again.
Awwwww, poor little things. By their hooves and general appearance they are obviously being neglected. At least they’re not starving and have obviously being fed. I hope their circumstances become better. They’re adorable little things. Having their feet done should make them feel much better.
Cute little babies. So nice that you made a bed for them.🤠🙌🏽
I want to come by and massage their legs, so their muscles and tendons can comfortably go back to where they're supposed to be, and the horses will be happy. 💜🐎🐴
#certifiedequinemassagetherapist
He makes it look so easy, I really enjoy watching him make these ponies comfortable.
Sweet little ponies who are, now, saved! Such hard work! Thank goodness a trained, skilled farrier did the hoof reconstruction! Thank you! 👏👍✨😍🙏❤
Wish I could upvote this video a million times, those poor little ponies looked so sad and in pain before, and after your good work they looked happy to be pain free and standing proud -- as they were born to be!
I love that the horses are layered down and petted during the trimming!
They really deserved the break and treatment and all the love. ❤
Bless you all for helping these adorable guys out. What kind of ******* do this to animals. Total neglect. Imagine the pain. Thank you on behalf of the ponies.
You need to understand where an animal originates from to care for it. The Shetland pony is a native breed of Isle of Shetland in Scotland. These ponies grow up in a harsh place. They have bushes and shrubs to eat move all the day over rocks and hard surfaces and in the winter months will grow and very thick coat as they lived in a very cold winds. My aunt would never allow her pony to graze on the lush green field in spring time but feed him all the hay he wanted from second cut. You have to make sure they see a farrier (Blacksmith) every 6 months for a trim. I think people buy them as a children's pony, which is okay, but they can have attitude so needs to be placed with an adult that has a horse back ground training. They need to see the vet annually to have their vaccines. PS these little gems were lightly sedated by a qualified vet to have their overgrown hooves done. God love the blacksmith ~ real back breaking job. 🙂
The relief they must feel. It makes me happy to see them stand properly after a very long time. Good Job bringing normality into their lives.
Poor little fellas. I hope they feel better soon and going to rescue. You guys are terrific and we’re so gentle with them.
Beautiful work😍😍😍😍😍
They are so adorable and sweet! How could they be so neglected? So terrible and Im so glad you help them!!! I love your channel
Thank you so much!
often because people get them with zero knowledge of horses or horsemanship They treat them like dogs and wind up with an intractable animal
Also because ponies aren’t always sweet. **Some** (not all) can be extremely temperamental and stubborn when they want to be. Same with miniature horses. People buy them because they’re adorable only to find out they own a little terror and are afraid of it.
Still, that’s no excuse for letting their feet get that bad. Sedatives were developed for a reason.
@@lakeireland also people should do reasearch before getting an animal because it looks "cute". Same with dogs, people who have absolutely no idea about a breed like, for example, a husky will get one and then be surprised that it's loud and a master in escaping. My friend - you decided to get a husky
These poor babies omg, I just wanna hug them so tightly 😩🥲 how anyone could neglect such precious creatures is just beyond me. Thank you for helping to restore their hoof health so they don’t suffer anymore!
So grateful people like you who have the expertise help these little ones. So sad they had been neglected so.
They looked so happy after you finished. The care and love you show the animals you work on is amazing. Thank God for the service you provide.
Hooray for happy ponies! Those poor babies must have been in so much pain. You've literally saved their lives.
Your work amazes me every time. Excellent work by your assistants to keep them calm during the process.
Your concern for these sweet ponies is wonderful to see. And I hope they are placed back with owners who will never abuse them!
Aw, they must be so happy when you have sorted out those neglected hooves. I wonder if they need a little pain relief/anti inflammatory for a few days while things settle down?
A neighbour has a Shetland pony, sometimes her toddler rides it but she has a tiny pony trap for it to pull, trotting around the lanes, so it needs shoes. I saw the blacksmith shoeing it, poor guy was bent double as the pony was so low down, he said he custom makes the shoes as no commercial manufacturer makes them so small.
They such beautiful animals, good to see them standing firm again.
Those poor babies. They are so lucky to have you helping them
Loved the work but wish it had been longer to see the process of getting them to lay down or however you manage to work on their feet. Even the little guys need help. You did a great job! Happy new year!
@Linda Arbogast Horse person here--they probably brought in a vet to give them a light tranquilizer before they laid them down. The ponies are probably around 36" tall and weigh around 350 lbs, so two guys could lay them down.
I had a Shetland and practically had to get on my knees to trim my pony. I couldn't get a farrier out to come out for one pony so I had to learn to trim him myself. It is a sin to let them get that long!!!! 🤨
@@bwenluck9812 thanks for the info. I have seen doc Pol tranquilize horses in the past just not ponies or miniature horses. I was curious how the whole process was done.
What a blessing for those little guys to have that painful burden gone. Thank you for helping them.
Thank you for sharing your talent and teaching others to help the ponies. 🇺🇸🌹
I love this. Everyone is so gentle and kind to the horses.
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Those little ponies were so good, dont underestimate their power, they could make life difficult if they want to !
Thank you for helping these little babes.🙌🏽 I bet they're so grateful. They're finally getting their spa day.🧡
I love the care you give your horses.
I've watched the ponies video three times now. I love to see their faces change from sad to glad.
I'm guessing that new owners got you in to fix their hooves. People think that ponies are so cute and don't think of maintenance. You are the hero.
Moving work helping these small ponies. You done good. 🐴🐴🐴
Oh those poor things! You've massively improved their quality of life. Thank you so much for your work!!
Thank you for caring for their comfort. It will make it easier.
I feel soo much relief for these poor pony's watching this. Awesome job. 👌
I've had four farriers stand me up to trim my mini, thanks to content like this I just do it myself now...I keep her long, I'm afraid of going too short, but it's better than nothing
Good for you! We have to be responsie for the things our pets can't do for themselves....if you can't commit don't have them.
That’s a shame that you can’t get a farrier to come out maybe a local group of pony and horse owners near you can schedule a date together so it’s financially worthwhile for the farrier to make the trip
Looks backbreaking! Great job caring for those cute guys! As my pony-loving sister taught me: The world is a happier place with ponies in it!!
I can't imagine the pain day in day out. Thank you. I'm so pleased for them, their new shoes will take a bit of getting used to I'm sure but they look so much better.
Thank you so much for caring about these horses. They look so much better now. There needs to be an agency that charges animal abuse and cruelty. Don't give back to owners.
Awesome job…the hooves looked pretty healthy other than terribly overgrown.
I just came across your channel: I'm subscribing. This channel, is by far, is the best one I've watched in this field of content. My compliments not only to you for explaining clearly what you're doing, but also to the camera person. Excellent angles and footage. God bless.
I agree with the explanation part, I really enjoyed that they actually gave some explanation on what they were doing rather than just leaving the non-farrier people in the dark on what is going on exactly and how they know when to stop and stuff.
Happy New Year. I don't own a four legged friend, but to see animals happy like they are, is much joy. Thank You.
Thank you very much. 🐎🇨🇦❤😊
Marvellous job!!! Thankyou.!!! Those poor ponies. They didn't deserve all the days and years of pain to just stand.. never able to run. Thankyou again.
That was heartbreaking at first but then turned amazing!!! Such adorable creatures should be looked after. Thank you Idaho Horseshoeing School!
Special beds, massages, and pedicures…..AND they can walk normally for the first time in ages! Ponies must imagine they are super special for their spa day!
That's gotta' feel amazing- Like going from having Stilettos on 24-7 to wearing a nice pair of walking shoes.
You guys do some excellent work.
Poor guys! Thank you for helping them!
Love how these patient little guys are laying down for their spa day.
What a great job you are doing. I just can’t believe that there are people out there not taking care if those sweet little ponies. I hope they going to a good home
Watching you take so much time with trimming made me think of the donkey gp farrier. His first step in trimming this long hooves is to use a garden pruner to take the length down, then go to conventional tools. Maybe this would shorten your trim time too.
Such cute little guys , it's a shame they have not been looked after, glad they are getting the attention they need . Great job .
This brings back memories of two small ponies I had years ago which came to me with slippered hoofs, one so bad that my vet said that if he hadn’t known I was working on fixing her feet he would have put her down on the spot. I miss those ponies.
Thank you for your compassion for these ponies.
Seeing these four ponies with such neglected hoof's I wanted to cry. Am really happy though to see time to care for these suffering animals has come - this mess did not grow over night or month. Hope the owner does not own them anymore. Thank you guys for doing this for them, they did not deserve what wasn't done for them.
Our dogs loved chewing on the hoof material. Like candy to them!😉 enjoyed seeing how you handled the problem hoofs.
Such adorable babies.... They were so amazing just laying there... Thank you so much for helping them....
Poor little guys, I feel so bad for them. Good job guys, I bet it was such a relief to have there hoofs trimmed.
They look so much better. I can only imagine they feel so much better.
Awesome how well you guys comforted them and made them right.
What a wonderful transformation for these beautiful little ponies ❤️
Awesome job. Thanks for sharing
I love how you’re teaching these future farriers how to deal with these horror stories 😢 the poor babies hooves we’re so rotated, I cant even begin to imagine how uncomfortable and painful they were. Why do people even keep animals if they neglect them, it’s so frustrating. Keep doing an amazing job!!! ❤
Poor babies looked astonished when you got done. “Why don’t my legs hurt like they did before I laid down?” I’m sure they do hurt, but in a healing way instead of a damaging way❤❤❤
That is sad they have gone so long without proper foot care. I know this is affecting the gait and distress on their joints. Thanks for this channel.
Wow! Bless you for helping them.
Those pony's have to feel soooo much better. I really enjoy seeing something so bad be made good again. Thank you for sharing and hope to see more from you guys.
Awww I’m happy for the ponies! I wish we could see them running around.
Could you show the whole way through on at least one foot? I’ve found myself having to clean up similar feet due to farriers not showing up for appointments. I really appreciate y’all posting these videos! It’s really helpful for me!
Your school teaches the correct way to care for horses, ponies, and
donkeys. Not only does your school teach trimming techniques but also how to make well fitting horse shoes also. Your school is a God send for animals. God bless the instructors and students. You demonstrate selfless stewardship. Thank you. You have opened my eyes!!.
God bless you for helping these little guys.
Thank you for giving these beautiful creatures relief. ❤️
Poor little fellas.........they look so much better now......❤❤❤ wonderful job 👏👏👏
Thank you for caring. Praise God for people like you.
thank you idao Team. super work.
Wow! What a transformation. Thank you for sharing.
Ponies looked scared at first, then they looked so happy.
Bless you all!!!!
Beautiful. Thanks, brother.
I relate to these ponies I have deformed toenails that grow in a thick spiral lumps this is basically what it's like going to a doctor to have them professionally trimmed it's not my fault I can't do it myself you can't even get normal scissors through them much less traditional nail clippers but somehow the podiatrist works his magic if I don't have it done every three months I'm in so much pain I can barely walk and I lived like that for years before I got the chance to have them done regularly and if that excruciating feeling wasn't just individual toes but like my entire foot I can imagine horses that get like this must really be suffering
Actually another similarity is how I would tend to walk on the backs of my feet lifting my toes off the ground to compensate and how that redistribution of weight would mess with joints throughout my entire body and it's such a relief to not have to deal with that anymore so I can imagine how much better horses much must feel having properly shaped hooves
Well done on those three amigos! I watched as you found the true hoof in all the overgrowth, Kudos!