Professional Goat
Hoof Trimming Services

Most goats need hoof trimming every 6-12 weeks, depending on their activity level, terrain, and individual growth rates.

Look for overgrown hooves, limping, reluctance to walk, or visible flare at the hoof walls.

When done properly by professionals, hoof trimming is not painful and actually improves comfort and mobility.

Typically 5-10 minutes per goat, depending on the condition of their hooves and the goat's temperament.

Yes, we offer emergency services for severe hoof problems, infections, or injuries.

We bring professional hoof trimmers, rasps, hoof knives, and disinfectants - everything needed for complete care.

Yes, with proper restraint and gentle techniques, pregnant goats can safely receive hoof care.

We can identify infections and provide initial treatment recommendations, though severe cases may require veterinary care.

Complete hoof trimming, health assessment, infection checking, and care recommendations for each goat.

No special preparation needed - we handle restraint and positioning as part of our service.

Yes, we work with dairy goats, meat goats, fiber goats, and pet goats of all breeds and sizes.

We serve farms and properties nationwide across all 50 states. We have professional trimmers in every major region of the United States.

Pricing depends on number of goats and location. We provide free quotes and competitive rates for all herd sizes.

Yes, we can set up recurring appointments to keep your goats on a healthy hoof care schedule.

Yes, we offer flexible scheduling including evenings and weekends to accommodate your farm schedule.

Professional goat hoof trimming costs typically range from $15-25 per goat for basic trimming, with discounts available for multiple goats. Emergency hoof care services may cost $35-50 per goat. Mobile service fees vary by location, with most farms receiving free travel within 25 miles of our service areas.

Goat hoof rot symptoms include strong odor, dark discharge, separation of hoof wall, and lameness. Treatment involves thorough cleaning, trimming affected tissue, topical antibiotics, and dry housing. Severe cases may require systemic antibiotics. Professional treatment ensures proper diagnosis and prevents spread to other goats.

Yes, we offer 24/7 emergency goat hoof care for severe lameness, suspected fractures, deep cuts, or sudden onset hoof problems. Emergency services include immediate pain relief, wound care, temporary stabilization, and treatment recommendations. Contact our emergency line for urgent hoof care needs.

Yes, we specialize in large herd management with efficient processing systems, detailed record keeping, and customized scheduling. Our commercial services include herd health assessments, preventive care programs, staff training, and coordination with veterinarians. Volume discounts available for herds over 50 goats.

Dairy goats often require more frequent trimming due to softer hooves from high-nutrition diets and concrete surfaces. Meat goats on pasture may have harder hooves but face different challenges from varied terrain. We customize our approach based on management system, housing, and production goals.