Ken Remer Horseshoeing

06/18/2019

After the clog is set in place with 2 screws, Ken applies a casting material to sercure the clog. Once dry the material will be hard and hold up to even moisture.

06/18/2019

06/18/2019

06/18/2019

06/18/2019

Ken explains basic Clog design.

01/18/2019

Ken Specializes in:
Corrective shoeing
Navicular
Founder
Bone Alignment
Correct Balance and Support
Emergency Cases
Every day farrier services for all Horse types and many disciplines.

01/18/2019

Ken has been shoeing horses since 1997 throughout Southern Wisconsin and Northern Illinois. He learned his craft by working as an apprentice under Don Tritz for the first 7-1/2 years of his career before starting his own business. Ken currently works with many different farms and is comfortable with most breeds and disciplines.
He is a valuable resource in tackling lameness issues and is equipped to read x-rays on site and is happy to collaborate with your Veterinarian.
Ken believes that your horses movement can be improved or corrected through correct support and balance.

01/18/2019