Professional Hoof Care Practitioners is hosting the webinar, “Reading Radiographs for the Hoof Care Practitioner,” in December. The clinician is Dr. Allison Williges.

This webinar fulfills the Radiographs course requirement for PHCP students. Join Dr. Williges in this webinar to learn how to properly read radiographs and improve decision-making during the trimming process.

Dr. Williges will discuss commonly used radiograph views, proper terminology, specific positioning of the hoof before taking the images, when and why to get radiographs, and various hoof pathologies seen in the field.

Presenter

Allison Williges, DVM, first became interested in horses at a young age when her Brownie troop visited a local horse farm. She earned an undergraduate degree in biology from the College of William and Mary in 2003, where she was a member of the college equestrian team. She graduated from the University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine in 2009. After graduating from vet school, she completed an internship at Mid Atlantic Equine Medical Center in New Jersey, rotating through each department in the hospital and gaining experience in medical and surgical cases, emergency and ambulatory medicine. Allison joined New York Equine in August 2011. She is interested in the diagnosis and management of sport horse lameness as well as ophthalmology and dentistry. She has also completed training in equine chiropractic. Register at https://progressivehoofcare.org/2026/10/reading-radiographs-for-the-hoof-care-practitioner/. The recording of this webinar will be available for viewing for 2 weeks after the live webinar.