Like a lot of other EP’s I came into the profession by way of my own horse, who came down with acute laminitis that wasn’t grass induced. There were no EP’s local to me and I was desperate to help my horse, so I spent every free moment researching different causes of laminitis. I fell into a rabbit hole that eventually led me to the UK Diploma in Equine Podiatry. Prior to the course I worked in the forensics industry, but in 2011 a lot of the UK’s forensic work went overseas, so this was the perfect opportunity for a career change. I have to say it was the best decision I ever made and I’m so pleased to find myself helping horses for a living. I live in Warwickshire with a mixed herd of Highland, Welsh and Shetland ponies.
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