Farriers
248 listings · Shoeing, trimming, and corrective farriery.
Compare farriers near you for trimming, shoeing, and corrective work. Regular hoof care every 4–8 weeks is the foundation of a sound horse — find a professional who shows up on schedule.
Equine Athlete HoofCare
Lincoln Heights, Orange Co.
Lucky Foot Hoof Care
Monument, Adams Co.
Halper's Horseshoeing
Baker City, Baker Co.
Shoes On Farrier Service LLC
Molalla, Clackamas Co.
Equine Digit Support Systems
Penrose, Alamosa Co.
Crown M Farrier Services
Wolf, Big Horn Co.
Egan Farrier Service
Etna, Converse Co.
Lochside Lane Farrier Services
Friday Harbor, San Juan Co.
Sound Step Farrier Service - Jeff Steiner
Emmett, Elmore Co.
Shirk’s Farrier Service
Waco, Baylor Co.
Happy Feet Hoofcare
Eugene, Clackamas Co.
Bay Equine Services
Huntingtown, Anne Arundel Co.
NaVet Farrier Services
Carrollton, Ray Co.
James Welz Barefoot Hoofcare
Lott, Falls Co.
Morris Hoof Care
Red Bluff, Tehama Co.
Elizabeth's Farrier Service (West Virginia)
Oak Hill, Pendleton Co.
Dye Farrier Service
Lafayette, Sullivan Co.
East TN Farrier; Funny Farm Services
Chuckey, Benton Co.
Andrew Grimm - Certified Farrier
Ashaway, Kent Co.
Summit Farrier Services
Shaver Lake, Fresno Co.
Gilliland Farrier Services
Middlesboro, Clay Co.
J and J Farrier Services LLC
Hephzibah, Taliaferro Co.
Appalachia Equestrian Solutions
Mohawk, Benton Co.
The Balanced Hoof
East Ryegate, Essex Co.
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Frequently asked questions
How much does a farrier cost?
A barefoot trim commonly runs $40–$75; standard front shoes $80–$150; four shoes $110–$250+. Corrective or therapeutic work costs more depending on materials and complexity.
How often should my horse see the farrier?
Most horses need attention every 4–8 weeks — faster-growing feet, shod horses, and horses in work sit at the shorter end. Long gaps cause flares, cracks, and soreness.
Does my horse need shoes?
Many horses do well barefoot with a good trim cycle and appropriate workload. Shoes help when workload, terrain, conformation, or therapeutic needs demand extra protection or support — ask your farrier and vet together.