As a hoof care practitioner, understanding the basics of how to read radiographs is important to your work and will help you communicate with veterinarians and clients. Join Dr. Allison for this hands-on clinic in Ridge, NY. This clinic fulfills the reading radiographs requirement for PHCP students.

This three-day clinic fulfills the PHCP beginning series clinic requirement. Learn distal limb anatomy through exploration, trimming and dissection of cadaver hooves, along with shoe removal, hoof protection and more.

This three-day clinic fulfills the PHCP beginning series clinic requirement. Learn distal limb anatomy through exploration, trimming and dissection of cadaver hooves, along with shoe removal, hoof protection and more.

This two-day advanced anatomy and radiograph clinic will help you to better assess the hoof and visualize the internal structures in relation to external landmarks. This clinic fulfills the PHCP radiograph requirement for students enrolled in the training program.

This two-part webinar is aimed at new and experienced professionals who would like to feel more confident as they take on laminitis and founder cases. Part 1 will focus on possible causes of laminitis and founder, reading radiographs and venograms, and prioritizing the trim.

This webinar is aimed at new and experienced professionals who would like to feel more confident as they take on laminitis and founder cases. Part 2 will continue discussing the trim goals, options for rehab using boots, and how to keep the horse comfortable during the healing process and for years to come.

Join Kevin Haussler, DVM, DC, PhD, DACVSMR to learn about the role of pain in creating structural and functional asymmetries, with a focus on understanding pain mechanisms and laterality, and learning to distinguish between lameness and neurologic conditions.

This two-part webinar series is a great introduction to equine nutrition in practical terms and compliments Dr. Kellon’s NRC Plus course. Part 1 will focus on the digestive system, the best feeds for horses and the key nutrients that influence hoof health.

This two-part webinar series is a great introduction to equine nutrition in practical terms and compliments Dr. Kellon’s NRC Plus course. In part 2 laminitis will be explained along with causes including the most common dietary cause, insulin resistance.

Learn distal limb anatomy through exploration, trimming and dissection of cadaver hooves, along with shoe removal, hoof protection and more. This three-day clinic is open to anyone, not just PHCP members, and fulfills the PHCP beginning series clinic requirement for students.

This two-day advanced anatomy and radiograph clinic will help you to better assess the hoof and visualize the internal structures in relation to external landmarks. This clinic fulfills the PHCP radiograph requirement for students enrolled in the training program. You do not need to be a PHCP member to attend.