Offerings
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For veterinarians
Are you looking to further your education in farriery or for a knowledgeable speaker for your next conference? Then you are in the right place. In addition to regularly held webinars and online courses, we can certainly also find a suitable lecture for your next symposium or congress.
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For farriers
Are you planning a conference and looking to collaborate with a veterinarian who, like you, has learned the craft of farriery from the ground up? Or do you simply enjoy continuing your education and learning about interesting practical case studies? Then take a look at the current course and webinar offerings or feel free to contact me directly for specific enquiries.
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For farrier schools and training institutions
Do you run a farrier school or training institution and are looking for a lecturer? Feel free to get in touch! In addition to individual modules and module packages already available, we can also develop a customised solution together to meet the specific needs of your institution.
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For all other horse professionals
Whether you are a rider, breeder, equine manager, or simply passionate about horses. If you are interested in a professional lecture or teaching sessions on equine anatomy and biomechanics of the locomotor system or hoof diseases and farriery, feel free to get in touch with me!
Hans-Willy Kusserow
(Landwirtschaftskammer Rheinland-Pfalz)
'Thank you very much for your commitment to the master course in equine management. Your teaching is a great enrichment to the course. The participants and I were able to take a lot away with us. You have managed, in a rarely experienced way, to combine theory and practice.'
Darius Lamb,
Participant
'A lot of practical insights into hoof care and the different areas of the hoof. Very comprehensive visual material. I would recommend this course to anyone working professionally with horses or interested in hoof care.'
Participant
'The course was very informative. In particular, the explanations of the locomotor system were very clear and greatly improved my understanding of the underlying connections. The practical day was especially exciting, as it was possible to examine the specimens. This provided an even better insight into the processes within the horse’s body.'