Learn Applied Equine Podiatry

$475.00

The Perfect Choice: If you want the most up-to-date and innovative education on the equine foot and its hoof this course is the perfect choice. The innovative modules of study included in this AEP 1 course offer more relevant material than any onsite hoof care course that you will attend, except for our onsite practical applied equine podiatry course. Although this is a self-paced course, you are assigned a one-on-one faculty mentor.

Note: This course represents the academic portion of the school’s (Entry Level) AEP 1 diploma program (DAEP).

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Description

The Perfect Choice: If you want the most up-to-date and innovative education on the equine foot and its hoof this course is the perfect choice. The innovative modules of study included in this AEP 1 course offer more relevant material than any onsite hoof care course that you will attend, except for our onsite practical applied equine podiatry course. Although this is a self-paced course, you are assigned a one-on-one faculty mentor.

What will you learn

After completing this course the student will be able to:

  • Identify anatomy and functional anatomy of the hoof and equine digit
  • Understand the veterinary terminology, vocabulary and directional terms enabling the student to communicate with others in the field and continue with self-learning exercises
  • Apply visual and palpation skills to the hoof’s surface anatomy enabling a comparison of external anatomy to internal anatomy
  • Distinguish and label the vital foundations, structures, and apparatus of the equine foot.
  • Understand and implement the “Spectrum of Usability” to accurately determine the current state of health of the equine digit (hoof/foot)
  • Understand the terms related to balance
  • Understand how to achieve balance of the hoof to that of the internal foot for achieving health and performance
  • Understand the HPT Method (trimming) and tool use within the method

Course Content: AEP-1

    • Philosophies and Principles of Applied Equine Podiatry
    • Anatomy of the Equine Foot and Lower Limb
    • The Suspension Theory of Hoof Dynamics
    • Functional Anatomy & Physiology of the Equine Foot
    • Defining Correct Structure and its Stimulus (Environment)
    • Mid Term Exam
    • Defining the Five Dimensions of the HPT Method
    • The HPT Method
    • Tool Use within the Method
    • Advancing the Science
    • Addressing common foot problems
    • Final Exam

Awarding of Certificate of Completion

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