Wild Wind Equine Therapy

06/10/2026

New boot goofin 🤭

06/09/2026

I honestly couldn’t say this better myself

The truth behind the service industry

This profession teaches you a hard truth about people: most clients care about the service, not the person providing it.

As long as the horses are trimmed, the shoes are on, and the schedule is running smoothly, everything is fine. But when injury, illness, or life gets in the way, many simply jump ship to post the newest “ ISO farrier” add. The reality can be difficult to swallow when you've spent years building relationships, showing up in every kind of weather, losing sleep thinking about client horses, and putting your own body on the line to keep horses sound.

What clients often don't see are the sacrifices behind the work. They don't see the medical bills piling up after an injury. They don't see the lost income when your body won't let you work. They don't see the sleepless nights, or the stress of getting by. What matters is the service is fulfilled by someone else and they don’t have to worry.

Farriers work in pain more often than most people realize. We work through injuries, exhaustion, heat, cold, and personal struggles because animals still need care and bills still need to be paid. The physical toll is immense, but the emotional toll can be just as intense. The sleepless nights thinking how to help your horse, the texts to a colleague asking for a fresh set of eyes on a case, or the grief of losing a horse they worked towards fixing.

The truth is that in the service industry, people often value the service more than the person. When you can no longer provide what they need, many move on without a second thought. Immediate needs take priority and the uncomfortable truth is that much of our value to others revolves around what we can do for clients not who we are as people.

06/09/2026

🍭Sugar🍭

When sugar found his new home, he was hardly able to walk. When his owners gave me a call I jumped at the chance to help this little guy out. After a few sets of glue on shoes, bodywork sessions and exercises, nearly a year later sugar runs and bucks in the pasture. I couldn’t be happier with his outcome, while it’s still not perfect, it’s miles ahead of where he was.

06/08/2026

I get asked frequently ’do you trim minis?’

The answer… YES!! I absolutely love trimming minis, the pony or donkey variety, they are welcome here with open arms 🤗

06/02/2026

I promise you I have not forgotten about the giveaway, I will do the draw tonight!

05/30/2026

You’re telling me I get paid to cuddle with babies all day?! I love my job as is but when your horses love me back it fills my heart🥹

05/29/2026

Out of 3 half sets and one full set of shoes today, I remembered to take pictures of one half set🤦‍♀️ But here they are in all their glory!!

05/24/2026

Don’t forget about our giveaway!! Only 1 week left to leave a review for a chance to win a Wild Wind Equine hat, a $50 credit towards any service, and some edible goodies for you and your horses 🤩

❗️Giveaway❗️

🫶There are so many rewarding parts of my job, but one of my favourites is hearing from you guys!

Sooo… during the month of May I want you guys to share your experiences, thoughts and feelings by leaving a review on the Wild Wind Equine Therapy page! Each review left will be entered to win a prize package with a BUNCH of goodies in it for you and your horses 🥳

Draw will be done May 31st, see you there 🫶

05/24/2026

❕increased mileage pricing will be effective June 1st, 2026❕

Mileage will still be split between clients in the same area or barn.

05/22/2026

🎰June jackpot schedule🎰

If you are at any events below and are looking to get your horse worked on, have questions or just want to chat, send me a message!