Assertion: hoof | /r/HasProperty | trimmed
Facets:
value: correctly
type: MANNER
value: inappropriately
type: MANNER
value: according to tiny farm blog
type: OTHER
value: regularly
type: DEGREE
value: evenly
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: The hooves must be regularly trimmed to prevent excessive growth, and they should ideally be cleaned, especially in the cleft, to make sure that the hoof stays healthy and dry.
text: The hoof should be trimmed evenly on either side, and the toe should not be longer than the heel.
text: The female goats seem to particularly hate the back hooves being trimmed.
text: A donkey's hooves should be trimmed every six to eight weeks, according to Tiny Farm Blog.
text: Finally, according to Wilson-Maki, horses whose hooves are not properly balanced or are inappropriately trimmed or shod are particularly at risk for foot and hoof injuries.
text: Antibiotics alone will not benefit the animal - the hoof must be trimmed.
text: Each animal will require observation to determine when the hoof needs to be trimmed, there is no set trimming interval.
text: In soft pastures it does not wear down quick enough so must be trimmed.
text: The diagrams below show the difference between a hoof that is trimmed so that it is peripherally loaded (images on the left) compared to hoof that is trimmed to avoid peripheral loading (images on right) which allows both the wall and the sole to bear weight.
text: The diagrams below show the difference between a hoof that is trimmed so that it is peripherally loaded (images on the left) compared to hoof that is trimmed to avoid peripheral loading (images on right) which allows both the wall and the sole to bear weight.
text: When the hoof needs to be trimmed, the outer frame will begin to grow past the rubbery center.
text: As the hoof is trimmed, sometimes dirt will be trapped under the “curl” you can use a wooden popsicle stick to dig out any embedded dirt.
text: If you don’t see any blood spots, then the hooves were trimmed correctly.
text: The hoof should be trimmed so that the groundbearing surface of the foot is flat (Figure 2).
text: When viewed from the side, the hoof should be trimmed so that the angle of the pastern is maintained through the hoof.