2024 AAEP Annual Meeting of Equine Veterinarians – John Craig speaking

Sep 30, 2024 | Goings On

Our John Craig, CEO of MetronMind, inc (www.MetronMind.com) will be speaking at the annual meeting of equine veterinarians (AAEP) in Orlando, FL on 8.Dec.2024. The talk: “Artificial Intelligence in Equine Radiography” will discuss our developments in the...

2024 ACVR Scientific Conference – John Craig speaking

Sep 30, 2024 | Goings On

Our John Craig, CEO of MetronMind, inc (www.MetronMind.com) will be speaking at the annual meeting of the veterinary radiologists (ACVR) in Norfolk, VA on 30.Oct.2024. The talk: “Automating Measurement in Veterinary Images” will discuss our developments in...

Important Lessons Horses Have Taught Me

Nov 3, 2023 | Blog

I have dedicated my life to help my equine friends. How and why I got started is quite a long story and I will leave it for later. I was fortunate to have long-term relationship with some horses and through them have gained a profound understanding not only of hooves...

The Palmar Metric of the Equine Distal Phalanx

Sep 29, 2023 | Publications

Click the link to view the PDF: The Palmar Metric of the Equine Distal Phalanx

EponaMind Helping Gillian Larson Along her Journey!

May 18, 2022 | Blog

EponaMind helping Gillian along her journey!   Update about Newt – April 2022       Update about Newt – March 2022     Gillian’s website: https://www.gillianlarson.net EponaMind website:...

Craig, M. and Malone, S., “A review of the solar symmetry of the hoof and third phalanx”, presented at the 26th Symposium of the Equine Science Society, June 3–6, 2019 Asheville, NC, USA.

Jan 14, 2022 | Publications

Case Study of a Metabolic Welsh Pony Mare

Jan 14, 2022 | Publications

Case Study of a Metabolic Welsh Pony Mare (The Farriers Journal 2021) Monique Craig www.EponaMind.com   Is shoeing enough to restore laminitic horses to health? Obviously, the answer is no! When working on laminitic horses, it is very important to have a team...

Hoof Care – Helpful Assistance versus Unnecessary Manipulation

Jan 14, 2022 | Publications

Hoof Care – Helpful Assistance versus Unnecessary Manipulation (The Farriers Journal October 2021) Monique Craig, BSCE, APF   Well cared-for horses generally get trimmed and/or shod on a regular basis. A normal interval should be 4 to 6 weeks. Hopefully, the idea...

Learning The Bone Referenced Trim

Nov 22, 2021 | Blog

By Jonathan Samuelsson My name is Jonathan Samuelsson. I grew up in Sweden and now live in Roy, WA, where I have been a Hoof care provider since 2019. I started as a barefoot trimmer but soon realized that more protection for the hoof is needed in some cases....

Nailing on EponaShoes Horseshoes with Equibalance Farrier Services

Sep 27, 2021 | Blog, Horseshoeing

By: Beth Lynn Lewis EponaShoe horseshoe applications are versatile, from gluing and casting to nailing them on. The method I use for my therapeutic practice is a combination of gluing and nailing. I choose this because I feel the glue offers stability within the shoe,...