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No — while many AEP horses are barefoot, the method can also support horses in shoes or transitioning between the two. The focus is on internal balance, not a specific style.
The HPT focuses on restoring internal function, not just visual symmetry. It’s guided by anatomy, movement, and how the foot is meant to work — not just where to cut.
Not typically. AEP is a gentle, progressive method designed to support comfort and reduce stress on the foot. Horses often move better immediately following a trim.
Yes — collaboration is encouraged. AEP complements veterinary care, dentistry, bodywork, and saddle fitting by restoring hoof function that supports the entire body.
Most horses are seen every 4 weeks, depending on their environment, workload, and health. Your horse’s trim schedule will be tailored to their needs.
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