Cattle Hoof Trimming & Iron Horseshoe Fitting ServiceTrend 87
Kisan Pashu Hoof Care & Farrier Services
High-yielding crossbred dairy cows kept on damp concrete shed floors develop severely overgrown, cracked hooves that lead to agonizing foot rot and permanent lameness. A lame dairy cow experiences intense pain, stops walking to the feeding trough, and drops daily milk yield drastically within days. This mobile farrier service travels across dairy clusters with hoof-trimming chutes, sharp hoof knives, angle-grinder rasping discs, and zinc sulfate antiseptic foot sprays. The specialist restrains the animal safely, pares away rotten sole horn, balances the weight-bearing hoof wall, and fits therapeutic wooden blocks to relieve pressure from infected claws. The service also nails hand-forged iron shoes onto the hooves of working bullocks that haul heavy farm carts over abrasive asphalt roads. Dairy farmers pay prompt professional fees because curing hoof lameness restores animal comfort and immediately brings milk production back to peak levels.
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