Hoof TechnicianEducation (bmg)

As a hoof technician, you will be called to the horse especially if the barhuf caregiver no longer passes, or if veterinarians and therapists need a specialist who supports them in their treatment.By using modern fitting methods, you can offer your customers individual solutions with particularly problematic hoof situations.The focus of the Hoof Technician training is the aluminium fitting (Cold fitting). Youlearn theApplication of aluminum fittings as a standard fitting and as an orthopedic solution for problems.Once you've worked with the material aluminium on the horse, you don't want to miss it anymore. Another, equally central theme of hoof technician training is the synthetic shoeing. In no other area of modern hoof protection, there have been so many innovations and innovations in recent years, as inPlastic area. We therefore constantly take up new products and techniques into training.You learn differentlyKnowing plastic fittings and their processing, glued and nailed techniques.Since the range of plastic fittings offered is huge, we also like to respond to individual wishes!As an inspiring hoof engineer, you are on the latest stage of development, working with the latest products and solutions to help each horse optimally.

In the Hoof Technician training you learn how to help horses with diseases in the moving apparatus. Typical diseases we are dealing with are arthrosis, such as spat or scarf. But also problems in the tendon or hoe are part of the training. Other working techniques we teach are the wall structure in damaged horn structures, sole protection or treatment of horn columns. ♪always requires a hoof a complete fitting. Frequently, the horse can also be helped with a sole protection or with damage in the horn capsule with a wall structure. ForFinding horses with diseases in the musculoskeletal system is your special area! But healthy horses also benefit from a contemporaryCombat solution!Modern Hoof Technology has many interfaces — that's why we also train you in reading x-ray images and applying simple therapeutic techniques that you can bring into your work as additional expertise.