Hot shoeing, cold shoeing, and trims for horses across Grande Prairie and Peace Country.
Three services, one truck, one phone number — book whichever fits your horse.
Shoes shaped to your horse, fit hot to the foot.
Hot shoeing is the traditional method — heating the shoe in a forge, shaping it to match the trimmed hoof, then briefly seating it hot on the foot to read the fit. The result is a shoe contoured to that specific hoof, not the other way around. It's the right call for most working horses, performance horses, and anything with hoof issues that benefit from a custom fit.
Quality shoes, fit cold for horses that don't need forge work.
Cold shoeing skips the forge — shoes are shaped and fit at ambient temperature. It's faster, well-suited to horses with sound feet and regular maintenance cycles, and a good fit for owners who want a lower-cost option without sacrificing trim quality.
Barefoot trims on a regular cycle.
Whether your horse is pasture-sound, in light work, or transitioning between shod and barefoot, a proper trim on a regular cycle is the foundation. Balanced, level, and trimmed to the horse's natural conformation — every visit.
Jayce Reum runs HOT SHOD out of Grande Prairie. Oklahoma State Horseshoeing School Graduate — schooled in the full range of farrier work, from forge-built shoes to barefoot trims.
The work is hands-on and the schedule is direct: call or text, get on the books, the truck shows up with the forge ready. No middleman, no salesperson.
From Grande Prairie out to Beaverlodge, Spirit River, Fairview, Peace River, Valleyview, and everywhere in between.
Call or text Jayce — quickest way to get on the schedule.