Farriers in Georgia
18 listings across 14 cities · Updated 2026
Compare farriers in Georgia 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.
Farriers by city in Georgia
Featured farriers in Georgia
J and J Farrier Services LLC
Hephzibah, Taliaferro Co.
Futch's Farrier Services
Brunswick, Seminole Co.
Ellerbee Farrier Service
Rentz, Taylor Co.
Bishop Farrier Supply LLC
Cumming, Treutlen Co.
Southeastern Hoof Specialists LLC
Tifton, Tift Co.
Florida Farrier Pros
Brunswick, Seminole Co.
Heavy Hoof and Forge LLC
Calhoun, Bartow Co.
Niels Hoof Care & Farrier Service
Cartersville, Talbot Co.
Morrison's Farrier & Barefoot Trim Service
Calhoun, Bartow Co.
Stache's Farrier Services LLC
Brunswick, Glynn Co.
Tom and Sandy's Horseshoe Restaurant
Hawkinsville, Pulaski Co.
Frazier Equine, LLC
Gainesville, Ben Hill Co.
Wild Hoof Equine LLC
Blackshear, Ware Co.
Franks Farms Farriery
Rentz, Taylor Co.
Goobs Farrier Services & Transportation LLC
Warner Robins, Twiggs Co.
Perry’s farrier service
Ringgold, Baldwin Co.
CM farrier & AG Services
Jeffersonville, Talbot Co.
Anvil and Spade Equine services
Savannah, Glynn Co.
Farriers in Georgia — FAQ
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.