Articles
Practical materials on hoof health, biomechanics, living conditions, and prevention of problems in horses.
Read more →A Comprehensive Knowledge Base on Equine Biomechanics and Hoof Health
Books
Original publications on hoof anatomy, trimming principles, rehabilitation, and vector correction.
Read more →Research
Analysis of equine biomechanics, the impact of hoof shape on the musculoskeletal system, reviews of scientific publications.
Read more →Q&A
Frequently asked questions from horse owners and professionals with detailed, well-reasoned answers.
Read more →Practical Guides
Step-by-step instructions for hoof care, condition assessment, and preparing for a specialist visit.
Read more →Vector Correction School
Training program: biomechanics, anatomy, correction principles, practice. For owners and professionals.
Read more →Latest Publications
Practice
How Often Should You Trim Your Horse's Hooves
The interval depends on hoof growth rate, living conditions, and workload. On average — every 5–7 weeks. The exact interval is determined individually.
Biomechanics
Why Your Horse Stumbles: The Connection to Hoof Shape
Stumbling is one of the most common signs that something is wrong with the hoof. We explore the causes and show how trimming helps.
Rehabilitation
Laminitis: Understanding, Support, and Step-by-Step Correction
An approach to working with a hoof that has gone through laminitis. Supporting the weight-bearing surface, relieving stress on affected areas, monitoring changes.