Hoof balance and shoeing decisions
Objective gait analysis helps identify movement asymmetries linked to hoof imbalance or uneven limb loading. It gives farriers a repeatable reference point to guide shoeing strategies and assess their impact over time.
Before and after shoeing
Quick recordings before and after a trim or shoeing make it easy to quantify changes, fine-tune interventions, and build confidence in your approach.
Proactive care and early referral
Regular use helps you monitor changes in movement over time and spot emerging issues sooner. This enables timely adjustments to your approach — and earlier referral to a vet when needed.
Hoofcare in context
UK-based Master Farrier Marc Jerram uses Sleip for objective measurements of the horses he works with, something his clients appreciate. It creates a digital record of a horse’s movement over time.
