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Each horse is an individual. Some have a greater tolerance for pain than others. Some horses’ immune systems are more resistant than others. There are many variables that make founder a disease such that a complete cure cannot be guaranteed . Founder is a disease that once stabilized, becomes a physical condition that must be controlled and maintained. When shoeing returns to a more routine operation, annual or semiannual x-rays need to be a part of the maintenance program.
Although the team approach is a network of vets and farriers working together, exchanging information and ideas, it is advised to follow through with the team that has become familiar with your case. This helps prevent any set backs, as a new team would have to become familiar with the case. If you need to move to another area, we will be happy to help you locate a team in the new location and assist with any information needed.

I _____________________________(Owner) , have read and understand the information

presented and give my permission to

_______________________________ (Veterinarian)

and ____________________________(Farrier) to

treat ________________________ (Name) , my _____ yr.old

__________________________ (Breed) ___________________ (Gender).

Further, I understand and agree that the veterinarian, veterinary clinic, and farrier are not responsible for injuries or death of this animal during this procedure.

OWNER:

___________________________________

Date:_______________________________

VETERINARIAN:

___________________________________

Date: _______________________________

FARRIER:

___________________________________

Date: _______________________________

 
     
 

The Team Approach to corrective or therapeutic shoeing, combined with the latest in diagnostic equipment, takes the trial and error approach out of the industry and allows the vet and farrier team to design and apply equine orthotics that put injured or diseased horses in a correct healing environment.

For more information
Call Ron Marshall in Georgetown, Texas,
1. 512.826.0066 or visit
www.TherapeuticHorseShoeing.com