CSU Vet/Farrier Podiatry Conference -

“The foot in motion” - A mechanical approach to the foot

Lectures

1st Lecture: Mechanical principles of the foot (to reduce the pull of the DDFT and leverage at the toe.) How to reduce the pull of the DDFT and leverage at the toe, optimizing the mechanics of the foot. – Dr. Carlos Carvajal

2nd Lecture: Pathologies around the navicular bone. How to diagnose and treat the different problems that involve the navicular area. – Dr. Raul Bras

3rd Lecture: Venogram Interpretation. This contrast study provides a powerful stall side view of the foot’s vascular structures, enhancing our ability to diagnose and monitor a wide range of hood pathologies. This will be a practical deep dive into technique, pitfalls, and real-world interpretation. - Dr. Jaret Pullen

4th Lecture: Rocker shoes and beyond: Thinking outside the box for different pathologies. A practical approach from a farrier’s perspective on the different types and uses of rocker shoes. - Brian Buckner

Wet Labs

1st Session: Podiatry X-rays and Parameters – Learn how to acquire and interpret podiatry radiographs

2nd Session: Venograms (live horses)

3rd Session: X-ray Guided Shoeing on Live Horses

Schedule

Friday February 6th, 2026

5:30PM - Catered Dinner

5:45PM - Welcome

6:00PM - Lecture #1

7:00PM - Break

7:15PM - Lecture #2

8:15PM - End of Day

Saturday February 7th, 2026

7:30AM - Coffee and Donuts

8:00AM - Lecture #3

9:00AM - Break

9:15AM - Lecture #4

10:15AM - Break/Move to lab space

10:30AM - Lab #1

12:00PM - Catered Lunch

1:00PM - Lab #2

2:30PM - Break

2:45PM - Lab #3

4:15PM - Break

4:30PM - Round Table Discussion/Questions

5:00PM - End

Hotel

Registration

Availibility is based on first come, first serve (max 10 DVM’s & 10 Farriers)

Price: $350, upon arrival, you will receive a 90% refund (Total cost is $35)