Showing posts with label boot. Show all posts
Showing posts with label boot. Show all posts
Friday, 6 September 2013
Goof-proof Hoofcare: “StayOns” Instant Hoof Poultice Wraps Simplify the Way You Wrap a Foot
This article is sponsored by Hamilton Biovet.
Here’s a product that is worth its weight in baby diapers.
If there was ever a contest that farriers, vet techs and veterinarians should run, it would be to see who has the fastest two hands in the world for making a duct tape bootie to attach over a hoof wrapped in a disposable baby diaper.
How many times have you wrapped a hoof in duct tape
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Sunday, 3 February 2013
Super Bowl Scoop: Hoof Boot Solves Budweiser Clydesdale Safety Concern
When you saw the new Budweiser Clydesdale commercial, was your first thought, "Why on earth would anyone ask a Clydesdale to canter on pavement?" Mine was. This actor was brave to stand in front of the horse as he approached. Notice the horse is barefoot. (photo courtesy of KC LaPierre)
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Sunday, 11 September 2011
Urban Search and Rescue Dogs: Barefoot or Booted, They Did Their Job and Lived to See Their Story Told
Watch me first.
Some of the most unforgettable photos from the rescue effort at the World Trade Center in New York showed the hardworking urban search and rescue dogs at work...or in this case, temporarily at rest. Photo courtesy of US Navy, taken by Journalist 1st Class Preston Keres.
Dogs at Ground Zero: No, we'll never forget. Especially with images like this one to remind us of the
Thursday, 24 March 2011
Midnite: Mini's Back on All Four Hooves Thanks to Prosthetic Boot
Midnite is a miniature horse at a rescue farm in North Texas; he has lived his whole life with a deformed hind foot that is missing its coffin bone, according to the Rescue.
Have you heard about Midnite? His story is all over the Internet and television news shows today. This young miniature horse was a law-enforcement rescue case who hopped into Ranch Hand Rescue in South Argyle, Texas on three
Have you heard about Midnite? His story is all over the Internet and television news shows today. This young miniature horse was a law-enforcement rescue case who hopped into Ranch Hand Rescue in South Argyle, Texas on three
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