Farrier & Vet Tools
Shop farrier and livestock tools for horses, cattle, sheep and goats.
Shop farrier and livestock tools for horses, cattle, sheep and goats.
For farriers: 12" and 15" hoof nippers, 14" hoof rasps, horseshoe nail pullers, nail clinchers, clinch cutters, a 4-piece farrier hammer set and a 5-piece hoof trimming kit. For farms and smallholdings: 9" hoof trimming (foot rot) shears, hand wool shears, Barnes dehorners (13" and 17"), bloodless castration forceps from 23cm to 41cm, ear tag applicators, bull nose ring punches and a 66" ratchet calf puller.
Made from vanadium, high-carbon and stainless steel, from £14.99, with free UK delivery and dispatch from Birmingham within 1 working day. Trade and wholesale orders welcome.
Buying guides: What's in a Farrier's Toolkit? · 12" or 15" Hoof Nippers? · How to Trim Sheep and Goat Hooves
12" nippers are lighter and easier to control, so they suit ponies, smaller hooves and finishing work. 15" nippers give more leverage for larger horses and harder hooves. Many farriers keep both.
A pair of 9" hoof trimming shears (also called foot rot shears) is the main tool. Straight blades give a clean cut and serrated blades grip tougher horn; our 2-piece set includes both.
The 5-piece kit includes hoof nippers, a horseshoe nail puller, a nail clincher, a clinch cutter and a hoof rasp, which covers removing shoes, trimming and finishing.
Yes. They are heavy-duty steel tools made for farriers, vets, farmers and smallholders, as well as students and hobby keepers.
UK delivery is free and orders are dispatched within 1 working day. International delivery is available at checkout, and you are welcome to collect from us in Birmingham.
Yes, we supply farriers, agricultural merchants and resellers. Contact us for wholesale and bulk orders.
Read What's in a Farrier's Toolkit? and 12" or 15" Hoof Nippers?
Read How to Trim Sheep and Goat Hooves.
Procedures such as dehorning, castration and assisted calving must follow UK animal welfare law and veterinary guidance, including age limits and anaesthetic requirements. In Great Britain, shoeing horses is restricted to registered farriers.
Sold for professional, veterinary, training or educational use.