Farriers in Texas
24 listings across 23 cities · Updated 2026
Compare farriers in Texas 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 Texas
Featured farriers in Texas
Shirk’s Farrier Service
Waco, Baylor Co.
James Welz Barefoot Hoofcare
Lott, Falls Co.
Rocking B Forge Works Farrier Supply
Bellville, Colorado Co.
Casco Equine
Waxahachie, Ellis Co.
Kasey Equine
Gonzales, Bastrop Co.
The Horseshoeing Barn
Stephenville, Burleson Co.
Sandbox Equine Services
Spring Branch, Bexar Co.
Misty River Hoof Care
Hewitt, Falls Co.
Lonestar Horseshoeing
Spring Branch, Bexar Co.
DE Horseshoeing
Caldwell, Burleson Co.
Sound & Simple Hoof Care
Truscott, Knox Co.
Martin Scott Farrier Service
Weatherford, Baylor Co.
Duke Horseshoeing LLC
Hawkins, Hopkins Co.
Womack Farrier Services
Richardson, Bee Co.
Alvin Farrier Supply-NORTH
Spring, Dimmit Co.
Parker Farrier Service
Trenton, Collin Co.
Austin Farrier Service
Taylor, Live Oak Co.
Lone Star Equine Podiatry and Lameness Specialist
Krum, Cooke Co.
Horseshoe #3 Convenience Store
Big Spring, Howard Co.
Robert Templin Horseshoeing
Nacogdoches, Nacogdoches Co.
Cavalier Horsemanship
Silsbee, Chambers Co.
Equine sports farriery&forge llc
Marion, Brooks Co.
All Around Farrier Service
Chico, Wise Co.
7M Equine
Anderson, Burleson Co.
Farriers in Texas — 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.