Premier 1 - page 72

Foot Care
Single-Edge Hoof Knife
Same size and shape of steel as the double-edged but
superior because it’s stainless steel—so holds edge longer
and won't rust. Handle is a little easier to grip.
Single-Edge Hoof Knife, 0.40 lb..................................#752001 $14.00
Double-Edge Hoof Knife
Features a small double-edged blade (for small
hooves). Enables trimming, cutting and scraping small
hooves with more precision than with the large-bladed
cattle and horse knives.
Double-Edge Knife, 0.40 lb....................................... #752005 $7.00
8.5" long
8" long
Hoof Rasp
Popular for putting finishing
touches on goat and sheep
hooves. Unique S-shape
provides easier access to
hooves from multiple angles.
Use “coarse” side (it’s not too
aggressive) for rapid removal
and fine side for smoothing
and finishing.
Lighter in weight and shorter
than most hoof rasps.
Hoof Rasp, 0.80 lb
#752010.................................$11.50
Hoof Pincher
For small flocks or herds
with very hard hooves.
To obtain full leverage 2
hands may be needed. A deck
chair (see p. 75) or trimming
stand (p. 29) will help by
holding the animal for you.
High carbon steel—so it will
rust if not covered in oil after
use and stored inside. (A good
practice for all tool steel.)
Hoof Pincher, 1.60 lb
#752015..................................$32.00
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Long handles provide extra leverage
to cut easily through tough, hard hooves.
coarse
side
A trimming stand places the goat at an
easier height for foot trimming.
Which trimmer is
right for you?
• Large hands? You may like
The “Premier ”™.
• Small hands? You may prefer the ARS
140DXR & ExoTrim™.
• Animals with very hard or thick
hooves? PowerParer (large flocks) or
Hoof Pincher (small flocks or herds).
• Most comfort? The ARS and ExoTrim
are viewed by many as equally
comfortable to use.
“How to trim goat or
sheep hooves.”
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12" long
10" long