
Made for Hooves That Grow Faster Than You Can Keep Up
Overgrown hooves curl over, trap dirt and make every step harder. Most goats and sheep need a trim every 4 to 8 weeks, and a dull, clumsy tool turns that into a chore.
The Goatzy Hoof Trimmer has two slim, straight blades that reach into the hoof wall and cut cleanly, and a spring that opens the handles after every squeeze.
Squeeze. Trim. Next hoof.

Even Easier on a Goat Stand
A goat that stands still is a goat you can trim safely. Secure her on the Goatzy Goat Stand, lift one foot at a time and keep both hands free for the trimmer.
How to Trim in 3 Simple Steps
1. Secure & Clean
Stand your goat on a milking stand or have a helper hold her. Pick the dirt out of the hoof.
2. Trim Level
Cut the overgrown wall down to the sole, a thin slice at a time. Stop if you see pink.
3. Lock & Store
Wipe the blades, let them dry and close the safety lock until next time.
Frequently Asked Questions
Which animals is it for?
Goats, sheep, alpacas, llamas and pigs. It is not designed for horse hooves.
How often should I trim?
Most goats and sheep need a trim every 4 to 8 weeks, depending on their diet, the ground they walk on and how fast their hooves grow.
Do I need a stand?
No, but it helps. A goat that stands still is safer and quicker to trim. Our Goat Stand keeps her secured while you work.
How do I clean and store it?
Wipe the blades after each use, let them dry, then close the safety lock before you put it away.
What if it doesn't work for my farm?
You are covered by our 45-day money-back guarantee. Email contact@goatzy.us and we will make it right.


