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Laminitis Clinic with Dr. Ellen Staples DVM, CJF

Did you know Laminitis is the 2nd most common cause of euthanasia in equines?
There is no prejudice on age, gender or breed.
The best defense against laminitis is prevention and early detection!
The Maine Farriers Association is devoted to supplying Maine and New England farriers, veterinarians and equine enthusiasts with the educational resources to prevent, detect and support equines from conditions such as laminitis.
This October 17th and 18th, we are pleased to announce that Dr. Ellen Staples will be presenting to us an educational clinic focused on laminitis!
Dr. Ellen Staples is a Certified Journeyman Farrier and a graduate of the University of Florida Vetinary College. She interned at the Equine Medical Center of Ocala, where she focused on lameness diagnosis, management, and emergency medicine.

We welcome hoof care practitioners, veterinarians and all other equine enthusiasts to join us this fall! This clinic has already been approved for 16 International Association of Professional Farriers continuing education credits and 16 hours of veterinarian continuing education credits with the Maine Board of Veterinary Medicine
This clinic will be at the University of Maine; J. Franklin Witter Teaching & Research Center in Old Town, Maine.
The price to attend both days will be $150, and this includes a 2027 Maine Farriers Association Membership.
If you have questions, feel free to reach out to Cassidy Bedard or our Maine Farriers Association email (MaineFarriers@gmaill.com)
More information will be shared as we approach!
Please encourage your veterinarian and farrier to join us, we want our regions horses to have the best possible care. 

And a huge Thank You to our currents sponsors for this event!

3D HoofCare

Kahn Forge, Inc.

Equine Digit Support System, Inc.

Stonewell Bodies

Mustad Hoofcare

Farrier Product Distribution, Inc.

ScootBoot https://scootboots.com

Platinum Performance https://www.platinumperformance.com

HorseHoofProducts/Cloud 9

 www.horsehoofproducts.com

Fall Clinic 2026

Please Join us! its shaping up to be a wonderful event!

Maine State Society for the Protection of Animals

Letter from MSSPA thanking for donation with horse photos.

The Maine Farriers Association is proud to have a partnership with the Maine State Society for the Protection of Animals, Windham. Your membership with us helps horses like Shamrock get the care they need and deserve, given by the MSSPA.

Fall 2024 Clinic with shane westman

Shane westman Clinic 2024

Shane came and gave us 3 awesome lectures about the biomechanics of horses as well as different approaches to shoe types and modifications for different ailments in the hind limb - like stifle and hock issues

Live Demo

Shane preformed live demos on how to evaluate a horse and their x-rays to decide how best to help them in a balanced propepr trim and then in a shoeing package if need be. Day 1 he preformed a set of clogs and day two he approached a hind end and front end lameness on an ex-broodmare who left the clinic more comfortable than she arrived  

Experienced Trainers

At our clinics we are fortunate enough to have on-demand x-rays of our live demo horses to see how trims and shoe packages can change the bony alignment on our projects so we can better understand our influence on our client horses 

Capturing the Beauty of the MFA: Our Gallery

A photo from our Fall 2023 clinic with Nick Denson: Testing out a new innovative Hoof care tool! Foam blocks that the horse stands on to receive X-ray imaging for posture analysis.

Spring 2023 we welcomed Easy Care Inc  to show us proper application techniques for their vast line of products.

Spring Clinic 2016 with clinician Paige Poss, showing the inside of a Hoof Capsule. Knowledge of internal structure is critical to our profession and part of what we at the MFA strive to continue improving on. 

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