When To Call A DAEP

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When to call a DAEP

· If your horse is lame and not responding to conventional treatment

· If you suspects your horses feet are not as healthy as they could be

· If your horse keeps losing shoes

· If your horse is shoeless, but uncomfortable

· If your horse is shoeless, and comfortable, and you want it to stay that way

· If you want to discuss the transition from shod to shoeless

· If you are an owner-trimmer and would like your horses feet checked occasionally

· If you are aiming for shoeless high performance (endurance, hunting, eventing, racing, etc)

· If you or your vet want a second opinion from a highly trained specialist

· If you are considering buying a horse and want an assessment of the health of their feet

· If you have a foal or young horse and would like to see if they would be capable of remaining shoeless

· If you have horses that ‘rests’ during the summer and would like to use the time to try going shoeless