Barefoot Holistic Hoof Care By Emma Bailey

Barefoot Holistic Hoof Care By Emma Bailey Horses Are My Passion. Fully Quallified Barefoot Hoof Trimmer & Mentor with Liberated Horsemanship🐎Natural & Holistic Services, Professional Online Advice.

Areas: Ynys Môn(Anglesey),North Wales🏴󠁧󠁢󠁷󠁬󠁳󠁿
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📞07449 534432
www.hoofmanshipshop.com Mobile Equine Hoof & Health Care

Hoof Boot Fitting Service


Equine store: www.hoofmanshipshop.com

HOOFARMOR U.K Stockist

Hoof and Health Care/ Trimming Tools & Products

Herbalist, Reiki Master, Bach Flower Remedies, Holistic Practitioner for Horses and People

Re-Wilding Land Projects and Organic land Principles. Specialising in Whole Horse Health & Hoof Care. Do contact me to explore any of our services that are on offer. Emma's mobile number is: 07449 534432


THE BAREFOOT HORSE SERVICES:
Barefoot is my business...Allow me / us to help your horse to a healthy metal free life. I am extremely passionate about Horses and their Health and FEET. My aim is to provide a service to my best ability and support people and their horses. I have a small bespoke online shop that will firstly help and encourage some horse owners to be aware of a more natural approach to all aspects of Equine Health and Hoof care ownership, by developing a better understandings of the horse’s natural needs and assist the care of their horse's hooves.

I have come from many years study and is certified as a Professional Barefoot Mentor and Hoof Care Professional Trimmer with Liberated Horsemanship. Also, certified with for alternative therapies in the art of Healing, Equine Iridology, Bach Flower Remedies and certified in Herbalism, Permaculture, Human Massage, Aromatherapy and a Reiki Master. I have studied under various trimming techniques giving her a rounded approach, observing the different philosophies and methodologies, My strong influences have been from Jamie Jackson's teachings, Bruce Nock Of Liberated Horsemanship, Nick Hill mentored Emma in Bulgaria with Ralitsa Grancharova, DVM, MRCVS who is an equine vet, barefoot trimmer & acupuncturist, Pete Ramey, KC LaPierre USA, Maureen Tierney's work, Equine Podiatry UK among others, including Nic barker's approach at Rockley farm.

Whilst riding in Mongolia for the Gobi gallop, Emma studied the hooves of the Mongolian horses by living alongside the Mongolian herdsmen. She again believes this has gained her a more rounded approach to Horse Health and Hoof Care management.

Over the years I have been Seeking out more natural alternatives for our horses, following leaders in this movement such as Isabella Tree at her rewinding project Knepp Wildland UK. This has excited us and helped us develop more into doing things the way nature intended.

I have alongside Liane and Andy at their Natural Boarding and Rehabilitation home of Three Ravens, assisting with the Hoof Care and some Rehabilitation Hoof Care of some poorly horses. Their success has been overwhelming and now have a waiting list for Horses in need.


OUR ONLINE STORE:
www.hoofmanshipshop.com

The products chosen for my small online shop have done an excellent job in marketing themselves. We have recommendations from horse owners and hoof care networks all around the UK, Europe, USA and now Australia. We are the only stockist of HOOFARMOR USA in the UK, working closely with David and Brenda.

I am sympathetic and understanding, I LISTEN to my customers — they drive me to select and develop and expand further products. Emma has tried and tested the trimming tools on sale and they come with very high professional standards, being demonstrated and put to work by her and professional colleagues and clients.

I have a strong foundation with a team of professional people working alongside where needed. I absolutely love helping horses and their owners in figuring out the unique puzzle to their horse's lameness and achieving soundness, this may be stress, diet related, environment, the trim or their biomechanics and medical diagnostics; working closely with veterinarians. She has recovered horses with laminitis / founder and grows strong bonds with her community involved.

It is our ABSOLUTE PASSION to Love, empower my customers and their horses and educate the horse community to sound horses by improving their feet, soundness and well being.

For any further information, please do not hesitate in contacting us:

I am always happy to help.

“For and on behalf of horses”

Emma Bailey

Informative ! Thank you 🐎
30/10/2025

Informative ! Thank you 🐎

OLD HORSES CAN DIE OF STARVATION IF NOT GIVEN FEED THEY CAN CHEW

Many owners see their elderly horses or ponies getting thinner and thinner despite some bucket concentrate feed, and might assume that 'it's just their age'. These owners often have no idea that all the horse needs is feed in a form that the horse can eat.

Most elderly horses lose weight because they cannot chew very well, and this might be despite good, regular dental care. Horses' teeth grow continuously throughout their lives and will eventually loosen and fall out.

They literally 'run out' of teeth. Even those with teeth left can struggle to chew enough conserved forage (hay/haylage) to maintain condition, because the grinding surfaces of the teeth become smoother.

If these horses are fed just concentrates - especially low-fibre conditioning or veteran feeds - they will struggle, because they will be fibre-deficient.

Older horses who gradually get thinner must have their forage (hay, haylage and eventually grass) replaced with ground fibre sources, soaked to a mash, and eventually may need 100% of their feed from a bag.

It is ignorance, rather than cruelty to let a very old - but otherwise healthy - horse get very thin. But it is absolutely 100% avoidable with the knowledge of what to feed!

The grey horse reflects how older horses can end up looking if they don't have their long forage replaced with chewable alternatives. I have hepled a number of owners with old horses this thin.

The dun pony is how an older horse (late 30s) can look despite having lost most of their teeth, when fed 6kg forage-replacement feeds daily.

You can claim a free article on feeding older horses and ponies (see the comments for a link) AND I'm delivering a webinar on this very subject next week - comment webinars and I'll send you the details.

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23/07/2025

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Specialising in Whole Health & Hoof Care. Allow me me help your horse to a healthy metal free life. We are extremely passionate about Horse's FEET and their Health. Our aim is to provide a service to our best ability and support people and their horses. We have a small bespoke online shop that will firstly help and encourage some horse owners to be aware of a more natural approach to all aspects of Equine Health and Hoof Care ownership, by developing a better understandings of the horse’s natural needs and assist the care of their horse's hooves. Our little shop will expand as we develop, come and grow with us.

​Ever Heard of the Phrase, A Horse Has Five Hearts?

Horses, like other mammals, have only one heart. However, the frog in each hoof acts like a pump to push blood back up the leg with each step a horse takes. When the hoof is set down on the ground (Barefoot of course), it expands and fills with blood. When it is picked up, it contracts and the blood is sent back up the hoof to the heart. Roughly a litre of blood is pumped through the body every twenty strides. Hence, each hoof is a ‘heart’ giving a horse five hearts.

​Horse owners are becoming more aware and educated about keeping horses in a more natural environment that benefits the horse, they give so much to us and they teach us so much, if we listen.