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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FAQ
Welcome to the Rain Farrier Service FAQ section! Here, we aim to address common queries about our hoof care services, our approach, and other related topics. If you have a question that's not covered here, feel free to contact us for more information.
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How often should I have my horse's hooves trimmed?Regular hoof trimming is typically recommended every 6-8 weeks. However, the frequency may vary based on factors such as the horse's age, activity level, and overall hoof health. Rain Farrier Service can provide personalized recommendations during a consultation.
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How Far does Rain Farrier Service Travel for appointments?At Rain Farrier Service, we are dedicated to providing exceptional farrier services to our clients. While our primary service area is within 1 hour 15 minutes of Selma, NC, we are always willing to accommodate clients outside of that range. We understand the importance of finding a skilled and reliable farrier, and we are committed to meeting the needs of horse owners beyond our immediate service area. If you are located outside of our primary service area, we encourage you to contact us to discuss your specific needs
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Can Rain Farrier Service accommodate horses with hoof conditions or ailments?Absolutely. Rain Farrier Service has experience on a wide variety of ages and breeds and can tailor services to address specific hoof conditions. During a consultation, Ben will assess your horse's needs and recommend the most suitable approach.
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Do you offer emergency services for hoof issues?Yes, Rain Farrier Service understands that emergencies can arise. We strive to accommodate urgent hoof care needs. Please contact us as soon as possible, and we'll do our best to assist you promptly.
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How can I schedule an appointment?Scheduling an appointment with Rain Farrier Service is as easy as a text, call, or email! Visit our Contact page for details on how to reach us. We'll be happy to discuss your horse's needs and find a convenient time for a visit.
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