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SUNDAY, JANUARY 22nd, 2023,
9 a.m.-5 p.m.
THE SEVENTH TEX CAUTHEN / HANS ALBRECHT FARRIER / VETERINARIAN / RESEARCHER SEMINAR

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Videos

We use Gorilla Tape mats for many instances in our clinic including epsom salt poultice wraps, frog pad support, or to protect your horse’s foot if they pull a shoe until your farrier can get it reattached.

In this video, Dr. Pendleton will show you how to make a simple Gorilla Tape mat that can be used in many different circumstances..

There are many different techniques for soaking a foot abscess. Rather than standing in a bucket of water for an extended amount of time, or wrapping a tight diaper around the fetlock and causing larger issues, Dr. Pendleton’s epsom salt poultice wrap technique is simple, safe, and cuts back on the amount of time that the horse has to stand in the bucket.

In this video, Dr. Pendleton demonstrates how to pack a horse’s foot with epsom salt, wrap it with a Gorilla Tape mat, and then soak it in a much more effective manner.

Frog pads can be used to increase weight bearing surface to a foot that may be painful due to instability. A taped on frog pad is a short term solution until your horse can be seen by a farrier and/or veterinarian.

Dr. Pendleton discusses the correct material and proper shape of the temporary frog pad, and how to attach it using a Gorilla Tape mat.

Events

  • HandforgedVet Equine Clinic Grand Opening Event

    Saturday, September 28 & Sunday, September 29, 2019 Join us in beautiful Marblehead, Ohio for the Grand Opening of HandforgedVet Equine Clinic, my home. For overnight stay, a block of rooms has been reserved a a dscounted rate if #99 at the Lighthouse Resort, less htan 2 miles from Handforged Vet Equine Clinic. Make your…

  • WATCH: Adam Pendleton at the 2018 International Hoof-Care Summit

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