Blue Hooves - Ointment for Rotting Arrows 100g
Blue Hooves - Ointment for Rotting Arrows 100g
- Arrow is starting to smell bad and look like it's been through a lot? Blue Hoof Ointment puts her back on her feet - cleansing, drying and helping her get back to a healthy shape quickly.
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ProducerDoctor Horse Address:
ul. Jana Sobieskiego 47Postal code: 58-500City: Jelenia GóraCountry: PolskaPhone number: 783868388E-mail: kontakt@doctorhorse.pl
Responsible entityPaulina JanickaAddress:
Jana Sobieskiego 47hPostal code: 58-500City: Jelenia GóraCountry: PolskaPhone number: 783868388E-mail: kontakt@doctorhorse.pl
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5905279711563
Blue Hooves in ointment form is an intensive care product for thrush in horses. The formula contains three sulphates (aluminium, copper and zinc), salicylic acid and oregano and tea tree essential oils in a thick ointment base formulated with pharmaceutical silicone, which keeps it in contact with the hoof for longer. The consistency forms a lasting protective layer that stays on the hoof even in wet conditions. The product is vegan.
Volume100 g
FormOintment
UseIntensive hoof care for advanced thrush
IngredientsWater, pharmaceutical silicone, emulsifiers, humectants, copper sulphate, aluminium sulphate, zinc sulphate, salicylic acid, oregano essential oil, tea tree essential oil, preservative
DopingContains no doping substances
Ointment for thrush: intensive protection for the hoof
Thrush calls both for regular cleaning and for limiting contact with the risk factors. Blue Hooves ointment answers both of those needs. The oregano and tea tree essential oils give a care effect, and the thick consistency forms a physical barrier that protects the cleaned frog from contact with moisture, bedding and dirt from the paddock.
How to use the thrush ointment on your horse
Clean the hoof thoroughly and dry the frog. Apply the ointment with a spatula or wearing gloves, covering the whole surface of the frog. The thick consistency of the product means the layer stays on the hoof for many hours. Where the problem is severe, apply the ointment daily for 7-10 days, then move to once or twice a week. For prevention, once or twice a week is enough, and after each farrier visit.
When to choose the ointment rather than the spray for thrush
Blue Hooves ointment is the better choice in advanced cases of thrush, when the hoof needs not only active ingredients but also a lasting protective barrier. It is particularly useful for horses kept in a damp environment, where the frog is constantly exposed to water and mud. The spray from the same line, on the other hand, is more convenient for quick everyday prevention and milder cases.
Everyday hoof care in difficult conditions
Effective care for thrush is not just about using products, but a whole care system. Keep the bedding in the stable dry, pick out the hooves regularly and check the state of the frog every time you do. Blue Hooves ointment can be part of that routine, particularly in autumn and winter, when the hooves are more exposed to moisture and mud.
Frequently asked questions
Can Blue Hooves ointment be applied to a wet hoof?
You will get the best results by applying the ointment to a hoof that has been cleaned and dried. Moisture under the layer of ointment can weaken its adhesion and reduce the effectiveness of the protective barrier.
Can I combine the ointment with the Blue Hooves spray?
Yes, the two products complement each other well. You can use the spray day to day for quick prevention and apply the ointment overnight or on days when the horse is kept in particularly wet conditions.
How much ointment do I need for a single application on four hooves?
You will use around 15-20 g of ointment on four hooves in one application, depending on the size of the hooves and how advanced the problem is. A 100 g pack is roughly enough for a week-long intensive course on one horse.
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