# Farrier Client Form Template

> A free farrier client form for farriers and hoof trimmers. Horse owners share each horse, its hoof history, the barn and the work they need.

New clients share where the horses are kept, each horse's hoof history and behavior, and whether they need trims, shoes or corrective work. You plan your route and your first visit from one response.

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Collections: Requests & Intake, Pets & Animals, Farms & Agriculture, Veterinary Clinics
Last updated: 2026-10-24

## Questions

- Question 1: What's your full name? (Short Text, required)
- Question 2: What's your email address? (Email, required)
- Question 3: What's your phone number? (Phone, required)
- Question 4: Where are the horses kept? (Short Text, required)
- Question 5: How many horses need work? (Number, required)
- Question 6: Tell us about each horse (Long Text, required)
- Question 7: What work do you need? (Multiple Choice, required). Options: Trim; Front shoes; Full set of shoes; Corrective or therapeutic shoeing; Not sure
- Question 8: When was the last trim or shoeing? (Single Choice, required). Options: Under 6 weeks ago; 6 to 8 weeks ago; More than 8 weeks ago; Not sure
- Question 9: Does any horse have hoof or lameness problems? (Long Text, optional)
- Question 10: How do they behave for the farrier? (Single Choice, required). Options: Stands quietly; A little fidgety; Needs sedation or extra help
- Question 11: Will someone be there to hold the horses? (Yes / No, required)
- Question 12: Is there a level, covered place to work? (Yes / No, required)
- Question 13: Upload photos of the hooves (File, optional)

## Common uses

- Farriers taking on new clients
- Barefoot hoof trimmers
- Barns booking shoeing days

## Key features

- Hoof history and behavior
- Barn and handler details
- Hoof photo upload

## Frequently asked questions

### What should a farrier client form ask?

Where the horses are kept, how many, each horse's details, trims or shoes, the last visit, hoof problems, behavior, a handler and a safe place to work.

### Can owners send hoof photos?

Yes. There's a photo upload, so you can see the hooves before your first visit.

### How do I plan visits by area?

Send responses to Google Sheets and sort by barn address to group new clients on the same route.