FAQ
FAQ
The hoof contains over a dozen different structures. These include cartilage, bone, tendons, ligaments and other tissues. The coffin bone, also known as the pedal bone, is the major hoof bone. Under the coffin bone is the navicular bone that is surrounded by the navicular bursa. The main tendon in the hoof is the deep flexor tendon that connects to the bottom of the coffin bone. The digital cushion is a blood-filled structure in the middle of the hoof. It is flexible and assists the frog in shock absorption and blood flow. The digital cushion changes from use to a fibrous tissue. When these fibers break down or do not form properly, it may result in an oft misunderstood condition called Navicular Disease/Syndrome. GOLDEN WINGS HORSESHOES provide added protection.
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QUESTIONS OR CONCERNS
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ORDERING-SHIPPING-PRICING
Are shoes sold separately or pairs?
How do I place an order by phone?
What phone number may we call for info, or to discuss my order?
What are order options if there are no payment options for my location?
How quickly can I have shoes shipped? What does shipping cost?
Where can I buy your shoes in Pennsylvania?
Do you ship to Canada, and if so, approximate price?
What phone should I call if the package was damaged, or the order was incomplete?
Do you have a stock list for Australia to read about the product?
Can I purchase shoes for delivery in Australia, and if so what’s the cost?
MULE FOOTED
Will the shoe fit a more oblong horse hoof than normal? Can they be put on mules?
FARRIER / OWNER INSTALLATION
Do you have any farriers near Raleigh, N.C.?
Do you have directions for a farrier that’s never used them before?
Must a farrier have knowledge to mount them?
Why is the Golden Ratio important for these shoes?
How are shoes modified to fit the hoof precisely?
What’s the purpose for the 2 front nail holes?
Could you please send information about how to apply the shoes?
PROPERLY SIZING
How do I fit the shoes properly without heating and bending?
How do I order the correct size and convert inches to millimeters?
Do I just put them on the front hooves?
What size do I order for size O, double 00, or #4? I’m confused about metric sizing from inches.
Do you make pony shoes?
NAILS-GLUE-DURABILITY-RESETTING
How do these shoes attach to the hoof?
Are these single-use shoes? Are the shoes resettable?
Can the shoes be glued? If so, what glue is recommended? Are epoxies used to assure a perfect fit?
Do you have new shoes each time the horse is trimmed? What’s the longevity compared to steel or aluminum?
Do the shoes stay tight at the heels, or pull away as the horse moves?
LAMINITIS-CUSHINGS-ISSUES
We have a pony that suffers from Laminitis... would these shoes help? What has been your experience with Laminitis or Cushings horses?
NAVICULAR SYNDROME
Would this type of shoe be helpful to ease severe navicular pain?
LAMENESS & HOOF ISSUES
Do they help stumbling issues?
Long toe, underrun heels, with wedges — can these pull the heel/toe back?
Do these shoes support the back of hoof and heels?
Very thin soles, very lame... can he be more comfortable? Will they help my mare with flat front feet, ouchy barefoot, won’t move?
How do these shoes allow the hoof to expand and contract?
How is the frog able to function properly?
How do the shoes prevent interference and forging?
Can this shoe help our OTTB with foot issues and arthritis in LF fetlock?
SLIPPERY-SNOW-ICE-CEMENT-ASPHALT
How are the shoes on snow and ice? Does snow build up or cause snowballs?
Can studs be applied?
Are the shoes slippery on cement and asphalt?
RACEHORSES
Can these shoes be used on racehorses?
ADDITIONAL QUESTIONS
Are Golden Wings put on with nails as a conventional shoe?
What is their longevity when used for weekly trail riding and grass pastures?
In other words, are they a one-time use?
I can see that a farrier with some knowledge of your shoes would be required to mount them?
Hot shoes last much longer on the horse than cold mounted shoes.
Obviously yours are cold mounted.
Are epoxies (or whatever) used to assure a perfect fit to the hoof?
Are there any farriers in Central Alabama you would recommend?
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