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Chestertown, MD (US)
Serving MD.
Quiet Bridge Equine
https://www.quietbridgeequine.com/hoofcare
kellin@quietbridgeequine.com
I started learning about hooves in 2022 when my mare had some hoof issues. I was an absolute nerd right off the bat. Fast forward: I found (and fell in love with) PHCP, I have my four horses at home on a track system, and I love helping horses grow better hooves. In addition to hoof stuff, I am a behavior science nerd and I train with positive reinforcement methods. I operate with a LIMA (least invasive, minimally aversive) mindset. Essentially the biggest thing to know about me is that I am a nerd.
I am taking new clients in Maryland (Cecil, Kent, Queen Anne’s, Caroline, and Dorchester Counties) and Delaware (Kent and New Castle Counties). My website has more info and an intake form 🙂
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