Hoof Trimming Tools

Equip yourself with the tools you need for safe, efficient, and professional hoof care. Our hoof trimming tools category features a diverse range of equipment suited to both everyday maintenance and more advanced trimming tasks.

From practical essentials like the TP Hook, foot trimming shears, and angle grinders, to specialist gear such as electric prodders, blow torches, and heat guns, we’ve got everything you need to work with precision and confidence. Built for durability and reliability in tough agricultural environments.

Frequently asked questions

Essential hoof trimming tools include hoof knives, trimming discs, nippers, rasps, and blocks. Professional trimmers may also use power tools with specialized blades to increase efficiency and precision.

Choose a hoof knife based on your dominant hand (left or right), the blade shape (drop blade, straight, or loop), and the type of trimming you’re doing. A sharp, high-quality blade improves control and reduces the risk of injury.

Manual trimming uses hand tools like knives and nippers, while disc trimming uses rotary tools with abrasive discs. Disc trimming is faster and preferred by professionals, while manual methods are more cost-effective for small herds.

Yes. Hoof trimming involves sharp tools and unpredictable animal movement. Gloves, safety glasses, and proper restraint systems help prevent injuries during trimming.

On average, cattle should have their hooves trimmed every 6–12 months. However, this depends on the environment, diet, and whether the animal is prone to lameness or overgrowth.

You can buy a full range of hoof trimming tools — from basic knives to professional trimming discs — right here at Hoofcare Supplies. We ship across the UK and stock trusted brands like Demotec, Bovi-Bond, and Proofi.

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