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Laminitis, damaged hooves, foal limb
malformation and poor conformation are common
challenges for farriers and veterinarians.
Attending these popular advanced farriery
training courses will equip the participant with
the skills, knowledge and confidence to resolve
these issues. They provide clear practical
procedures to deal effectively with symptoms and
restore hooves and limbs to healthy function
using materials that assimilate the natural
hoof.
Learn
about the early treatment of laminitis,
innovative hoof reconstruction techniques, foal
limb correction and how to improve the sport
horse’s current performance.
Four CPD courses are currently
available:
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Foal Development
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Hoof reconstruction |
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Laminitis
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Farriery for optimal performance |
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discussion, Practical demonstration, Hands-on
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Foal Development
This course addresses treatment of Angular
Limb Deformity (ALD) and Flexural Deformities.
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Laminitis
This course addresses the pathophysiology of
laminitis
subsequent to the acute onset.
Utilizing radiographic assessment, it teaches
practical farriery for first aid treatment and
covers the requirements for ongoing care. |
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Hoof
Reconstruction
This course covers the treatment of a variety
of debilitating conditions of the hoof. |
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Subject matter includes:
Recognition and understanding of causes.
Introduction to Imprint Hoof Repair materials.
Treatment of hoof cracks, hoof reconstruction,
casting, graduation and extensions.
Various procedures are practiced. |
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Farriery for
Optimal Performance
This course is focused on assessing the sport
horse’s limbs and feet, and particularly helping
those with less than ideal conformation and
lameness issues. |
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Course size and location
These intensive one day courses are
designed for farriers and veterinarians
in small groups with up to twelve
participants. More than a hundred
courses have been well received
throughout the UK and abroad in
Veterinary hospitals, Universities,
forges and other suitable equine
establishments.
How to enrol
To participate or host a course, please
contact us, dates can be viewed
here, alternatively if you would like to
arrange one in your area we will be pleased to
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“That course on New Farriery Techniques for the
Laminitic Equine was worth its weight in gold. I
learned a hell of a lot from it and I must say
that the application of Imprints has been such a
lot easier since coming on the course.
I’d be
very interested in going on a course covering
more advanced techniques; one for hoof repair
using the Imprint Hoof Repair granules would also be good.”
David Jones DipWCF
Pencader, Carmarthenshire |
"In my opinion, if you have
not attended an Imprint Training Day, I would recommend them to
anyone who has an interest in modern
farriery techniques".
Jonathan Nunn
AWCF
Staffordshire
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Course dates
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Downloads
Training Course information can be downloaded as
a PDF file [here] |
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