MICHEAL L. STEWARD probably won’t argue if you tell him you can put together a nicer looking shoe than the wooden ones he sometimes uses to treat horses with acute or chronic laminitis.

WHEN A FARRIER has a day scheduled at a veterinary clinic, you know it’s not going to involve a lot of standard trims and shoeing.

FARRIERS AREN’T NECESSARILY an impatient lot, but they do have a certain tendency to want to get on with things.

SINCE IT’S INTRODUCTION, there’s been little neutral ground on the subject of Natural Balance shoeing.