Thanks A-Aron! You are the best! I'm so very thankful for you being so prompt and reliable. It's…read morehard to find a farrier who is reliable and dependable. Thank you!

Megan is a pro! Wow my blm donkey was so comfortable with her and the trim came out great! I'm very…read moreimpressed with her technique and demeanor with my donk. She was so sweet with my donkey, I highly recommend her services!!!!

Brody is amazing. His understanding of the horse anatomy insured my horse was shod with optimal…read moreresults. Brody is very kind to horses. My horse actually enjoyed it. I can't say enough about the way he works with horses. He is a hard worker and trustworthy.

American Farrier Service Provides an Awesome Service that's for Sure!!!!!…read more From the first phone call to the service call ... it was Awesome & Professional!!! Thank You- Brody!!! We know we can count on you!!!

Well I called him with a problem My horse had white line…read morefor the past year. She was almost healed and lost a shoe on the bad foot. The shoer I had used for 8 years Rod Haggie I called and couldn't seem to make it out for 3 days. I didn't want anymore damage and needed to work cows at pdrc Monday. As I need to sedate horse to shoe her I would not be able to work cows, and also had her shut in barn 24 hours a day to prevent any other damage. Called Pete and he said that he would come out and at least put shoe on bad foot. Said he would call back in 45 minutes after he checked his day and would be out to help. Well 9 hours later no call, no text, nothing left me hi and dry just as haggie did. From where I come from we keep our word. The is also a word called integrity. I wonder, does ol Pete and haggie have a clue of the meaning of that word. I DOUBT IT!!!

If you can have Pete Wolfe as your farrier you are one lucky horse person! If not for him and my…read morevet team at Cotati Animal hospital I would have lost my filly. He made time to visit her at the hospital and though we aren't exactly in his route area. He visits every 3 weeks to work on our Bella. He does our Baby also with our special needs mate Phili every 6 weeks. We could not praise him and Heather his scheduler, more! They are wonderful people anx hard to find in this day and age. Great Farrier and pleasant scheduler.

I wholeheartedly recommend Cameron Smith. Her expertise and gentle approach are unmatched. I…read morewouldn't trust anyone else with my horse.

I just had Cameron come to trim my goats hooves and I couldn't be happier! She's prompt, courteous…read moreand you can really tell how she loves the animals. She was so patient with my guy. I definitely recommend her!

Eric is no longer in California. He moved to Texas and doesn't service this area. He did give me…read moremany recommendations which I appreciate!

Eric White has been doing our horses and my clients horses feet for years. He is a top quality…read morefarrier. He trims and shoes the horse the way the horse needs. Not the latest fad. In regards to the last review, it is not your farriers job to correct your horse. The horse should be trained to stand for the farrier. To keep a great farrier such as Eric your horse needs to be well behaved and stand still. Eric has all kinds of patience but he also has more than enough business. He doesn't need to get under poorly behaving horses.

Excellent trims on my horses !! Highly recommend Tonda !!!read more

Helped me out in a jam with my youngster. I appreciate his responsiveness and taking his time to…read morecorrect the mistake the previous shoer did. He went out of his way, great person!

When I was looking for a farrier for two horse trims, I found Audra off NewHorse.com. She had a…read morewebsite, some pictures, and a little about her. She's young, but seemed eager to grow her business as a farrier. I called her and told her I had two draft crosses (not excessively big, only 16 hands) that need barefoot trimming. One is retired and had navicular in the past while the other is younger. I told her for our horses, we need a strong bevel to improve hoof break-over as they move (this was recommended to us by our vet years ago) and helps our horses' hooves from chipping and flaring as they grow out. She said she understood and could do this. I asked for some pictures of barefoot trims so I could get a better sense of her trim style (trimming barefoot is very different than trimming for a shoe). I asked about her prices (which were about industry average) and I asked about her availability. She said she was very busy, but could get come to us in two weeks. I said let's keep in touch via text so I could see the pictures of her work as well as finalize a trim date. After we got off the phone, she did send a single picture of a barefoot trim to show me her beveled edge. I thanked her for the text and told her that our neighbor was coming to trim my horses' feet that night as a favor, but I would like to schedule her about eight weeks out. I texted her later that afternoon asking for any additional photos she could share of her work. She never responded, so I texted her again the following afternoon and asked for additional photos as well as if we could schedule her for a future trim date. She responded that she won't take clients "with that kind of mentality" and she was already very busy. I was quite taken aback by her response. What kind of mentality is she referring to? How had I done anything wrong? I replied that my horse had chipped up very badly from running around in his pasture. He had a crack that I didn't want to run the length of his hoof and considering her next availability wasn't for another two weeks, I couldn't wait that long. I even sent her a picture of the hoof. I told her the neighbor was only helping us as a favor. Her response to my initial text, lack of consideration for whatever a future client's situation could be, and "ghosting" after she was called out is extremely unprofessional. I have never used her for her services, but if this is how she treats potential clients, I advise you to look elsewhere for a farrier. Considering it was a single phone call, I've never seen her work before in person, it doesn't seem reasonable for her to assume that I should be locked in to her as a farrier, especially if there are extenuating circumstances that require immediate attention.