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About <strong>Michael</strong> <strong>Puhl</strong><br />

<strong>Michael</strong> <strong>Puhl</strong> started working in horseshoeing in 1974,<br />

and thus can look back on more than 30 years of<br />

experience in horseshoeing. Triggered by his every-day<br />

shoeing experience <strong>Michael</strong> <strong>Puhl</strong> realized soon, that the<br />

traditional shoeing techniques failed to solve the most<br />

vital hoof problems.<br />

<strong>The</strong>refore he studied further, discussed cases with<br />

veterinarians and thus developed the <strong>PM</strong> horseshoeing<br />

technique in 1999. Today, his product developments<br />

are sold and applied successfully all over the world.<br />

Users of <strong>PM</strong> products are not only private customers<br />

with horses for competitive sport or recreation,<br />

but also veterinarians, horse clinics, farriers and professional<br />

trainers of various disciplines in equestrian<br />

sports.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> Horse Shoeing Techniques are regularly<br />

shown on International congresses of farriers, on<br />

fairs and in horse clinics.<br />

For dates, see www.pmHuftechnik.de<br />

Your specialized dealer:<br />

<strong>Michael</strong> <strong>Puhl</strong> GmbH<br />

Prof.-Peter-Wust-Straße 32a<br />

66679 Losheim am See<br />

Germany<br />

Phone: + 49 (0) 68 32 475<br />

Fax: + 49 (0) 68 32 8 05 25<br />

info@pmhuftechnik.de<br />

www.pmHuftechnik.de<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> <strong>Clips</strong> for Treating<br />

All Varieties of Horn Cracks<br />

<strong>The</strong> unique expanding and tightening mechanism, which<br />

is the core of the well proven and patented <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> <strong>Clips</strong><br />

Regular and Special, makes it possible to adjust them<br />

to the very last millimetre after mounting. According to<br />

the requirements, you can tighten the hoof crack or even<br />

expand it, if the outer lamina is trapped in the crack.<br />

Acute horn crack, treated<br />

with <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Regular<br />

and <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pad Wedge for<br />

relieving heels and horn crack.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> <strong>Clips</strong> Special have been developed from<br />

the <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Regular, which has been sold more than<br />

7.000 times worldwide. Several pre-drilled holes offer much<br />

fl exibility and hold. <strong>The</strong> versions HW (heel wall) and the<br />

fl exible BF (butterfl y) have one expanding and tightening<br />

mechanism; the version TW (toe wall) is equipped with two<br />

mechanisms.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Stable offers an additional fi xing of<br />

minimal hoof cracks. <strong>The</strong>re are two in the set, one with<br />

a convex and one with a concave notch for small adjustments<br />

after mounting.<br />

This hoof has grown again healthily, after a fi ttingly ground<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Special TW had been applied 6 months before.<br />

This hoof has been shoed 8 weeks before and still shows an<br />

outer hoof wall up in the air that has been created by selectively<br />

grinding away the <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pad Wedge. <strong>The</strong> hoof is well<br />

supported, although the outer wall does not bear weight.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> <strong>Clips</strong> at a <strong>Glance</strong>:<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Regular<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Special TW<br />

(Toe Wall)<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Special HW<br />

(Heel Wall)<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Special BF<br />

(Butterfl y)<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Stable, convex <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Stable, concave<br />

Also available as <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Special Set<br />

Also available as <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Clip Completely Set<br />

Each with attachment screws and hook wrenches.<br />

<strong>PM</strong> Horseshoecaps – <strong>The</strong> Solution<br />

for Chipped <strong>Hoof</strong> Walls<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> Horseshoecap is the ideal solution for chipped<br />

hoof walls, if nailing is no longer possible. Simply weld<br />

the <strong>PM</strong> Horseshoecap to the horseshoe and fi x it to<br />

the hoof wall with the attached mounting screws.<br />

A <strong>PM</strong> Horseshoecap Set<br />

contains fi ve horseshoecaps<br />

in fi ve different lengths and<br />

50 mounting screws.<br />

<strong>Michael</strong> <strong>Puhl</strong> GmbH<br />

<strong>PM</strong> Horse Shoeing Techniques<br />

for Leg Balance Improvement<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pads<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Packings<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> <strong>Clips</strong><br />

<strong>PM</strong> Horseshoecaps


Like a Good Sports Shoe<br />

Whether for competitive equestrian sport or recreation,<br />

the <strong>PM</strong> horse shoeing technique is ideal<br />

for prevention and treatment of navicular syndrome<br />

and hoof problems in general. It improves leg<br />

balance and conformation, optimises load distribution<br />

over the hoof and facilitates the equine foot’s<br />

natural functioning. Like a good sports shoe,<br />

the <strong>PM</strong> horse shoeing technique offers a stable<br />

support in standing and in locomo tion as well as<br />

a sound shock absorbance.<br />

Horses with early navicular infl ammations immediately<br />

stop going lame (success rate 90%, basis:<br />

more than 400 horses in own client base) and<br />

can fully be used again. Tension on the heels<br />

disappears and underrun or contracted heels<br />

grow back naturally.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pads:<br />

Ground Contact is Essential<br />

<strong>The</strong> specialty of the <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pads (Wedge or Flat) is<br />

its frog-shaped cavity, which provides proper ground<br />

contact in combination with <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Packings. This<br />

facilitates a natural load distribution over the hoof, with<br />

the lower wall edge, bars and frog bearing weight. That<br />

supports the whole rear part of the hoof and reduces<br />

strain and stretching of the navicular area. <strong>The</strong> hoof<br />

horn can grow again evenly. Furthermore, every stride<br />

stimulates the blood circulation in the digital cushion<br />

and the navicular area and thus enhances their shock<br />

absorbing quality.<br />

<strong>The</strong> frog-shaped cavity of the <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pad in the inner<br />

part always provides enough space for the frog – even<br />

if the frog has strongly developed.<br />

<strong>The</strong> combination of<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pad Wedge and<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Packing Soft<br />

provides much stability<br />

for the rear part of the<br />

hoof and optimal shock<br />

absorbance.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pad Wedge Offers more than<br />

a Correction of the <strong>Hoof</strong>-Pastern-Axis<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pad Wedge offers, like any wedge-shaped<br />

pad, the opportunity to correct the hoof-pastern-axis. In<br />

addition, it is a well-proven technique to regenerate heels<br />

and improve leg balance.<br />

In application of this technique, the heels are trimmed<br />

just so much that fi tting in the <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pad Wedge does<br />

not alter the correct hoof-pastern-axis. This extends the<br />

heels’ bearing surface greatly and distributes the specifi c<br />

pressure at the heels on a larger area. Thus the heels<br />

grow again healthily; the toe will remain at the correct<br />

angle throughout the shoeing interval.<br />

Furthermore, the leg balance improves, because the<br />

enlargement shifts the hoof’s bearing surface closer to<br />

the limb’s weight bearing axis.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pad Flat offers horses with normal heels<br />

a natural, optimal load distribution and support of the<br />

posterior region of the hoof.<br />

Achieved<br />

Balance Improvement<br />

Weight Bearing Axis<br />

<strong>The</strong> same hoof, once<br />

without and once with<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pad Wedge.<br />

<strong>The</strong> leg balance improvement<br />

is easy to make out.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> products are patented and have been<br />

sold and applied successfully all over the world<br />

for years. Available from specialized dealers for<br />

horse shoeing equipment.<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pad Wedge<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Pad Flat<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Packing Soft<br />

<strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Packing Regular<br />

For damaged heels and for enlarging<br />

the hoof’s bearing surface.<br />

Available in two sizes:<br />

Big (180x185 mm, 10 mm thick) and<br />

Small (145x150 mm, 9 mm thick)<br />

For normal heels, for optimal,<br />

natural load distribution.<br />

Available in one size<br />

(180x183 mm, 3 mm thick)<br />

• Mixing ratio:<br />

50% <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Packing Soft A<br />

+ 50% <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Packing Soft B,<br />

Curing time 2-3 minutes<br />

• 3 kits:<br />

- Small: Container A +<br />

Container B – Total: 700g<br />

- Medium: Container A +<br />

Container B – Total: 1,4kg<br />

- Mega: Container A +<br />

Container B – Total:11kg<br />

• Mixing ratio:<br />

100% <strong>Hoof</strong> Packing Regular<br />

+ 3% hardener,<br />

Curing time 2-3 minutes<br />

• 2 colours: light or brown<br />

• 2 kits:<br />

- 1,5 kg container incl.<br />

1 x hardener<br />

- 7,5 kg container incl.<br />

5 x hardener<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Packings Soft and Regular<br />

<strong>The</strong> worldwide proven <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Packings are high-tech<br />

two-component silicons that are easy and clean to work<br />

with (you do not need gloves).<br />

Compared to many other hoof packings on the market the<br />

<strong>PM</strong> hoof packings do not stick to hoof and pad and thus<br />

do not hamper the foot’s natural function and balance in<br />

locomotion.<br />

<strong>The</strong>y are available in two grades of rigidity, Regular and<br />

Soft, at which the version <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Packing Regular is<br />

as stable as a sole and as elastic as a frog.<br />

<strong>The</strong> popular <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong> Packing Soft is, compared to<br />

the Regular type, especially soft, lightweight and shock<br />

absorbing. It is ideal for feet that are sensitive to sole<br />

pressure, such as laminitic feet.<br />

<strong>The</strong> worldwide proven <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong><br />

Packing Soft is particularly soft<br />

and lightweight. It is easy and<br />

clean to work with and does not<br />

stick to the hoof.<br />

<strong>The</strong> <strong>PM</strong> Horse Shoeing Techniques Offer:<br />

Prevention and treatment of navicular syndrome<br />

and hoof problems in general<br />

Horses with early navicular infl ammations<br />

immediately stop going lame (success rate 90%,<br />

basis: more than 400 horses in own client base)<br />

Underrun and contracted heels regenerate as<br />

well as tension on the heels disappears<br />

Prevention and treatment of horn cracks due<br />

to apt load distribution<br />

Reduction of sole sensitivity with <strong>PM</strong> <strong>Hoof</strong><br />

Packing Soft – also for laminitic feet/founder<br />

Positive results because of the fi rm hoof<br />

support for horses with spavins and other<br />

orthopedic problems such as diseases of<br />

fl exor tendons, corium, suspensory ligaments<br />

or coffi n joint arthritis

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