Woof Wear Medical Hoof Boot - Black

Name: Woof Wear Medical Hoof Boot - Black
Brand: Woof Wear
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Stress-free Poultice Protection! Woof Wear's Innovative Medical Hoof Boot is a unique close-fittin...

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The Woof Wear Medical Hoof Boot is designed to keep your horse's poultices, wounds, and dressings clean and dry, whether in the stable or during turnout. Riders appreciate its simple design and durability. Remember to measure your horse's hoof carefully for a snug fit, and always use an overreach boot for added protection.

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Colour	Black
Brand	Woof Wear

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FAQs

How do I measure my horse's hoof?

Measure the width of the hoof carefully, with or without a shoe, before applying a bandage or dressing. Follow the size guide provided.

Can I use the Medical Hoof Boot without a shoe?

Yes, the boot can be used with or without a shoe. You may need to go up a size if using it with a shoe.

Is the boot suitable for turnout?

Yes, the Medical Hoof Boot is designed for both stable and turnout use.

What is the boot made of?

It is made of super-stretch Neoprene for a close fit, a Kevlar inner sole for durability, and a Non-Slip Rubber outsole.

How do I clean the boot?

The boot is machine washable at 30 degrees Celsius.

Why do I need an overreach boot?

The Medical Hoof Boot is not designed to protect against overreaching. An overreach boot is recommended to protect the Medical Hoof Boot.

What should I do if the boot doesn't stay on?

Ensure you have the correct size and that it is fitted snugly. Make sure the asymmetric zip is fully closed. Adhesive tape can be used to help hold the poultice in place.

Troubleshooting

Boot doesn't fit correctly.

Double-check the measurement and sizing guide. Ensure the boot is a snug fit. If necessary, try a different size.

Boot is damaged.

Check if an overreach boot was used. If not, consider using an overreach boot to prevent future damage.

Debris getting inside the boot.

Ensure the asymmetric zip is fully closed. Check for any damage to the boot that could be allowing debris to enter.

Pros and Cons

Pros

Keeps wounds and dressings clean and protected.
Durable materials for repeated use.
Suitable for stable and turnout use, providing more freedom for the horse.
Easy to clean and maintain.
Provides a snug and secure fit.

Cons

Requires accurate measurement for proper fit.
Not a replacement for an overreach boot, requires an overreach boot to prevent shoe loss.
Can be damaged if not properly fitted and protected.
Sold singly.

Setup, Compatibility & Care

Preparation: Before applying the boot, clean and treat the affected hoof. Apply the necessary poultice or dressing.
Application: Place a small amount of adhesive tape to hold the poultice in place if needed.
Fitting: Measure the hoof carefully with or without the shoe before bandaging. Choose the correct size based on the measurement guide.
Securing: Ensure the asymmetric zip is securely closed for a close fit and to prevent the zip from opening.
Overreach Protection: Always use an overreach boot over the Medical Hoof Boot to prevent damage.

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