Stress-free Poultice Protection! Woof Wear's Innovative Medical Hoof Boot is a unique close-fittin...Stress-free Poultice Protection! Woof Wear's Innovative Medical Hoof Boot is a unique close-fitting boot to keep poultices clean and dry. It can be used in the stable or for turnout. Riders love the simplicity of Woof Wear's Medical Hoof Boot. A small amount of adhesive tape to hold the poultice in place is all that is needed before fitting the boot. Made from super-stretch Neoprene for a close fit, Kevlar inner sole for durability, and a Non-Slip Rubber outsole. Can be used with or without a horseshoe. Sold singly. Important: Measure carefully – The Medical Hoof Boot should be a snug fit. Cover with an overreach boot – horses often stand on their own feet.
This guide is for horse owners and riders who need a reliable solution for protecting their horse's hooves. The Woof Wear Medical Hoof Boot offers a simple and effective way to keep poultices clean and dry, whether in the stable or during turnout. However, it's crucial to measure your horse's hoof carefully for a snug fit. This guide will cover everything you need to know about using this innovative hoof boot.
All features
Colour
Blue
Model Part Number
127800x434906
Brand
Woof Wear
Extended Product Information
FAQs
How do I measure my horse's hoof?
Measure the width and length of the hoof at its widest and longest points. Follow the sizing chart provided by Woof Wear to select the correct boot size.
Can I use the boot on a horse with a horseshoe?
Yes, the Woof Wear Medical Hoof Boot can be used with or without a horseshoe.
How do I clean the Woof Wear Medical Hoof Boot?
Clean the boot with mild soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and allow it to air dry away from direct heat.
What is the boot made of?
The boot is made of super-stretch Neoprene, a Kevlar inner sole, and a Non-Slip Rubber outsole.
Is the boot sold individually or in pairs?
The boot is sold individually.
Can I use this boot for turnout?
Yes, the boot is designed for both stable and turnout use.
What if my horse steps on the boot?
It's recommended to use an overreach boot to protect the Medical Hoof Boot from damage.
Troubleshooting
Boot is too tight.
Re-measure the hoof and try a larger size. Ensure the poultice isn't too bulky.
Boot is slipping.
Ensure the boot fits snugly. Check that the hoof is clean and dry before application. Consider using an overreach boot.
Boot is wearing out quickly.
Inspect the boot for damage and consider using an overreach boot. Replace the boot if the sole is worn or if there are tears.
Pros and Cons
Pros
Provides excellent protection for poultices.
Durable materials for long-lasting use.
Easy to apply and remove.
Suitable for both stable and turnout environments.
Non-slip outsole enhances safety.
Cons
Requires careful measurement for a snug fit.
May require an overreach boot to prevent the horse from stepping on the boot.
Sold singly, requiring the purchase of multiple boots if needed.
Neoprene can trap heat, so monitor usage in warm weather.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Preparation: Before applying the boot, ensure the hoof is clean and the poultice is correctly placed.
Poultice Application: Use a small amount of adhesive tape to secure the poultice to the hoof.
Boot Fitting: Carefully slide the hoof into the Woof Wear Medical Hoof Boot, ensuring a snug but not overly tight fit.
Overreach Boot: It's advisable to use an overreach boot to protect the medical hoof boot from damage, as horses can step on their own feet.
Cleaning: Clean the boot regularly with mild soap and water. Rinse thoroughly and allow it to air dry.
Inspection: Regularly inspect the boot for wear and tear. Replace if damaged.