In 1998, she started as a veterinary practitioner specializing in bovine hoof health and a certified functional hoof trimming instructor. She has long been involved in the education of hoof trimmers, farmers and veterinarians on hoof diseases, and has been working with the Veterinary University of Munich.

He started as an instructor at the practical training centre in Oenkerk, the Netherlands. At the international college he became head of the hoof trimming training department. The main subject of his lectures is the treatment according to the “Dutch method”, developed by Mr. E. T. Raven of the Veterinary Faculty in Utrecht. He trains in a number of countries around the world.

Christoph Mülling is a professor of veterinary anatomy with a passion for hands-on teaching and research in functional anatomy. Following five years of practice, he began to dedicate his professional career to university teaching and research. He collaborates nationally and internationally with scientists, veterinarians, students, hoof trimmers, and many other professionals from all around the world.

He received his PhD in cutaneous tissue engineering, researching skin physiology and wound healing processes at the Department of Biochemistry of the Radboud University Medical Centre in Nijmegen. For the past 10 years he has been R&D manager at Intracare for hoof diseases.

He is currently working as a bovine practitioner and partner at the veterinary clinic Het Dierenartsencentrum in the Netherlands, in the field of preventive medicine and dairy cattle nutrition. His vision is to strive for healthy animals in order to achieve production and profit through maximizing cow comfort and animal welfare.

Veterinary practitioner focused on cattle herd health management in his business. The cornerstone of this is a comprehensive hoof care, consistently focusing on the quality of work performed, data evaluation and comfort access to the animals. He sees educating himself, colleagues and farmers as a way to improve the entire cattle sector.