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December 2007 |
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Poynton Farriery Clinic website
The Poynton Farriery Clinic website is now up and running, so if you
would like to know more about the variety of services offered at the clinic
including the assessment, treatment and ongoing management of equine foot
disorders do have a look
[here] We plan to include articles and case studies over the coming months
so do revisit from time to time.
www.poyntonfarrieryclinic.co.uk
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May 2007 |
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NEW SHOES for Imprint First
We are pleased
to announce, Imprint Equine Foot Care have now extended the Imprint First
support shoe range. Joining the original Imprint shoe, Imprint First Oval
are Imprint First Hind and Imprint First Round. These additional
shoes mean that even more laminitic horses can be treated using the highly
successful Imprint First system. [more]
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March 2007 |
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Dealing with Laminitis
Immediate action is vital to
recovery and pain management.
Ideally we apply the Imprint First support shoe to
alleviate further damage from nailing before, there is any visible
displacement of P3. Whether the horse’s feet make a full recovery or are
permanently damaged or lost may depend on how soon supportive treatment is
initiated.
[more]
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18
January 2007 |
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Fine Tuned Shoeing Optimises
Performance
High level competition is
demanding on both horse and rider and inevitably over time takes its toll in
injury and wear and tear; this said, with careful professional support it is
possible to maintain an athlete in work and overcome these obstacles to
complete a full career. [more]
Reproduced from an article which first appeared in Horse Health Magazine,
August/September 2006. |
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5
October 2006
Imprint at The BEVA Congress
Imprint Equine Foot Care win Best
Small Stand Award at this years British Equine Veterinary Association’s
annual Congress, formally opened by HRH The Princess Royal.
[more]
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2 October 2006 |
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One of the ‘Experts’ at Horse Magazine!
Just in
case your haven’t noticed, Andrew Poynton is now a regular contributor to
Horse Magazine. Andrew appears on the panel of experts, answering readers
questions on all aspects of the equine foot and farriery.
Andrew has already responded to questions ranging from how to become a
farrier through to dealing with a horse’s boxy feet.
Andrew has practiced farriery for 26 years and is well known and respected
specialised remedial farrier. He is a Fellow and an examiner for the
Worshipful Company of Farriers and is a regular speaker at professional
conferences.
If you have an equestrian
question it can be entered
here on the Horse Magazine website.
Horse
Magazine is available monthly at all good newsagents. |
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29 September 2006 |
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European Design Show
Millennium
Galleries – 13 May 2006 – 28 August 2006
Imprint Shoes have been exhibited alongside the
revolutionary Williams FW26 Formula One car at the
European Design Show exhibition at the Millennium Galleries in Sheffield.
The exhibition has been on tour from the
Design Museum in
London and was set up in 2001 to celebrate many areas of innovative design –
including Imprint Shoes of course!
A total of over 57,000 people attended the exhibition at the Millennium
Galleries, an all-time record for any visiting exhibition! |
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29 September 2006
Horse September 2006
Farriery - Q&A
Andrew answers the following
questions in September's issue of Horse. How can I calm my horse? Would
rubber shoes benefit my horse? & What treatment is best for collapsed heels?
Find out
here
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23 July 2006
Horse July 2006
Farriery - Q&A
In this month's Horse Magazine
Andrew responds to the following questions. How can I improve the condition
of my horse's frogs? & My horse's feet are cracking - what should I do? Find
out
here
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23 June 2006 |
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Laminitis – for all seasons!
(press release)
Thinking that Laminitis is a spring and autumn event only
could be a big and costly mistake for you and your horse!
Latest data from the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute confirms that
whilst 2005 was a fairly average grass growing season, 2006, after a slow
start, appears to be more than exceeding last year’s levels.
[more] |
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16 June 2006 |
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Horse June 2006
Farriery - Q&A
Andrew Poynton FWCF answers
questions posed by readers of Horse Magazine. This month the questions are, Why do my
horse's feet break down in the summer? and What's the best way to find a
reliable farrier? Find out
here |
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25 May 2006
Spring Flush
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Treating laminitis with the Imprint Therapeutic Shoe.
Reproduced
from an article which first appeared in Horse Health Magazine,
February/March 2006. Detailing two
case studies.
Also
features
"Whats
in your Grass?"
and
"What
happens in the foot during an attack?"
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18 May 2006
Latest Product News
- Imprint First Aid Kit for Laminitis
Imprint Equine Foot Care have now
added the Imprint First Aid Kit for Laminitis to our product range. It
contains Imprint First support shoes together with all the necessary items
and accessories required for an emergency, one visit treatment by a farrier
or vet. Available now, the kit has been developed specifically for the
early, first aid treatment of laminitis. Product
details |
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8
May 2006
New Leaflet for Owners of
Laminitics
Imprint Equine Foot
Care have introduced a leaflet specifically for owners of laminitic horses
and ponies. The leaflet clearly demonstrates the symptoms and effects of
laminitis, with the aid of X-ray, and offers the owner invaluable advice
regarding the on-going care of the affected horse.
Phone or enter
your details here
for a free copy.
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5 May 2006 |
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Horse May 2006
(press release)
Advances in hoofcare
Imprint Shoes has launched a new polymer shoe said to be ideal for the
initial stages of a laminitic episode, as it provides immediate relief and
support to unstable hooves. “The key to a successful outcome for a laminitic
is to begin treatment fitting the new Imprint First shoe, part of a range of
remedial farriery products, as soon as laminitis has been diagnosed” says
Andrew Poynton, farrier and owner of Imprint Shoes. |
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“During 2005, we undertook a study of 23 laminitic
horses and ponies at various stages; all were treated immediately with the
Imprint Foot Care system and we are delighted to announce that 96 per cent
(22 horses) are recovering well.” (01666) 822953, or
visit: www.imprintshoes.co.uk |
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27 March 2006 |
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Horse &
Hound 30 March 2006
(press release)
Full
Support
The Imprint
First is a shoe developed to provide relief and support for laminitic horses
and ponies. This mouldable, nail-free shoe is placed in boiling water, then
moulded to fit the shape and contours of the horse’s hoof and glued on.
Based on a heart-bar shoe design, the Imprint First has to be prescribed by
a vet and fitted by a farrier - therefore costs of fitting will vary.
Contact Poynton (Tel: 01666 822953) |
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17 March 2006 |
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Horse & Rider March 2006
(press release)
Help for Laminitics
Poynton Ltd has launched
a new product which is claimed to be very effective in helping laminitic
horses. The Imprint First shoe is made of polymers, giving support
and flexibility. It is prepared by placing it in boiling water and when
ready, is moulded and glued on to a dressed hoof. For more details call
01666 822953 or visit www.imprintshoes.co.uk. |
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17 March 2006 |
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Your Horse Feb/Mar 2006
(press release)
Relief For Sore Feet
A special shoe has been
developed to provide treatment for laminitis sufferers. The shoe, produced
by Poynton Ltd as part of its Imprint Laminitis Foot Care System, has been
developed to help treat the initial stages of laminitis, and provide
immediate support and relief to unstable hooves. “Our Imprint First shoes
have evolved over a number of years as a result of regular consultations
with vets and farriers,” explains Andrew Poynton, the shoe developer and a
Fellow of the Worshipful Company of Farriers.
“During 2005 we performed a study on 23 laminitic
horses and ponies, all at various stages of the condition. All were treated
immediately with the Imprint Foot Care System, and 22 of the affected horses
are now recovering well following our recommended treatment approach.”
The shoes are prescribed by a vet and fitted by a
farrier. To find out more about the system, contact Imprint on 01666 822953
or visit
www.imprintshoes.co.uk |
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