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Important Instructions
Please complete one form per client/location. If you have more than one horse to be trimmed, complete all answers with each horse in mind, clearly noting names when details differ. Example: • “Buddy is barefoot for 2 years; Daisy is recently pulled from shoes.” • “All three are on pasture 24/7. Only Rosie is on Omneity.” You may attach extra notes or pages if more space is needed.
Client Information
Name *
Phone
Physical Address *
Location of horses to be trimmed.
Mailing Address
If different from physical.
Preferred Contact Method: *
Care Team & Emergency Contacts
Emergency Contact Name *
Emergency Contact Phone *
Vet/Clinic Phone *
Please include your entire equine care team.
Horse Information
(Answer with all horses in mind. Distinguish differences between horses when needed.)
Age(s): *
Sex: *
Please list for each horse.
One or more horses are draft or oversized. *
Please list names.
List for each horse.
Current Trim Frequency *
Any Known Medical or Hoof Issues (lameness, injuries, imbalances)? *
No observation is too small.
Behavioral Concerns or Handling Notes *
No observation is too small.
Comfort Level Picking Up Feet: *
Hoofcare History
Shoeing History *
Hoof Products Used *
Any Signs of Concern? *
Diet & Environment
Feeding Program

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