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Our practical hands on two year diploma course has been created by genuine experts in the field for students wishing to build a career in equine podiotherapy and it covers all aspects of equine hoof care.

Curriculum & Campus

At the completion of the course you will graduate with a nationally recognised qualification. Before you commit to such an important step in the pursuit of a career in equine hoof care, please ensure that any course you are signing up for is what it says it is.

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Due to the intense hands on nature of this training, class sizes are limited and usually fill months before commencement, so don’t miss out. For more information, or to secure your place please contact our administration office now or fill out the inquiry form on our Registration page.

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Answers to the most frequently asked questions about the Diploma of Equine Podiotherapy. If you do not find what you are seeking please contact us.

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About the Diploma Course

As natural hoof care has risen from obscurity to a well respected method of equine hoof care, there has also arisen a huge need for “specialists” in the field of rehabilitative natural hoof care.

Australian College of Equine Podiotherapy

Training hoof care professionals for the 21st century

The only nationally accredited hoof care diploma course in Australia

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Curriculum & Campus

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“The Diploma of Equine Podiotherapy is much more than a “how to trim a hoof” course. We have learnt how to assess the whole horse, and apply the hoof care most appropriate.

As a vet, it has given me an additional treatment option especially for those previously frustrating cases and hoof care now forms part of my treatment plan.”

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2018 intake dates – subject to change

Andrew Bowe

Professor Bob Bowker

Hoof detectives

Mayfield