
Electrolytes and Horse Sweat: Why Cooling Down Matters More Than You Were Told
Sweat is how horses lose electrolytes. Cooling down correctly helps the body rebalance, release tension, and recover more effectively aft...
Hoof care products are often blamed or praised for results they were never meant to deliver alone.
Trimming, environment, and management form the foundation. Products support the structure that already exists.
Regular trimming maintains balance, weight distribution, and structural integrity. No topical product can replace that role.
Hoof care products support cleanliness, consistency, and comfort when used appropriately.
Products like SilverHoof EQ Therapy are often used as part of a system that complements trimming rather than overrides it.
Reactive product use tends to create cycles of overuse and disappointment.
A steady approach that pairs trimming with thoughtful product support delivers better outcomes over time.
For a complete overview of how different hoof care products fit into real routines, see the Horse Hoof Care Products guide.
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