KENNETH F MCSHERRY
Vehicle Board in Kissel Hill, PA
License number
Pennsylvania MV203944
Category
Vehicle Board
Type
Vehicle Salesperson
Address
Address
Kissel Hill, PA 17543
Organization information
See more information about KENNETH F MCSHERRY at bizstanding.comKenneth F McSherry
141 Reifsnyder Rd, Kissel Hill, PA 17543
Status:
Inactive
Industry:
Business Services at Non-Commercial Site
Principal:
Kenneth Mcsherry Principal, inactive
Professional information
Kenneth Mcsherry - Lititz, PA
Work:
FedEx LLI
Operations Manager Penn Equine Gear - Lititz, PA
Director of Operations Clipper Magazine - Lancaster, PA
Director of Operations GGS Information Services - York, PA
Vice President Publishing Services Flight School
Graduated Licensed Pilot
Operations Manager Penn Equine Gear - Lititz, PA
Director of Operations Clipper Magazine - Lancaster, PA
Director of Operations GGS Information Services - York, PA
Vice President Publishing Services Flight School
Graduated Licensed Pilot
Education:
Cameron University
associate's in business Willow Street Vocation Technical School
Graphic Arts
associate's in business Willow Street Vocation Technical School
Graphic Arts
Therapeutic Equine Hoof Sock
US Patent:
2008015, Jul 3, 2008
Filed:
Dec 20, 2007
Appl. No.:
12/003119
Inventors:
Kenneth F. McSherry - Lititz PA, US
Assignee:
Penn Equine Gear, Inc. - Harrisburg PA
International Classification:
A01L 15/00, B68C 5/00, A01N 25/34
US Classification:
168 2, 54 82, 424404
Abstract:
A flexible hoof sock for use with horse's comprising a sole portion and body portion both made of a flexible and durable material to enable the hoof sock to be worn in the field or in the stall. Further, comprising two flexible closure flaps attached to the upper portion of the body having VELCRO™ attachments at the distal ends of each closure flap and the opposing point of connection on the upper anterior portion of the body, or the tongue. The body, sole and closure flaps when attached to the tongue create a pocket or opening to encase an equine's hoof. Inside this opening one or both of two pads can be inserted, parallel to the sole portion of the hoof sock. The first pad is the cushion pad which is a circular pad that is made of rubberized material to provide cushioning to the horse's hoof. The second pad is a therapeutic pad which is also circular in shape and is made of a felt or similar absorbent material. Treatments and medications are releasably applied to the therapeutic pad, and then the equine's hoof is placed inside the hoof sock in contact with the therapeutic pad to allow for continued treatment of the equine's hoof aliment.