The Power of Silver Nitrate in Equine Hoof Care: A Look into Draw It Out's Silver Hoof EQ Therapy®

The Power of Silver Nitrate in Equine Hoof Care: A Look into Draw It Out's Silver Hoof EQ Therapy®

Ingredient Insight

Silver Nitrate in Hoof Care—What It Does

Targeted surface hygiene support for tough barn conditions.

Silver nitrate has a long history of use for surface antimicrobial support. In hoof care routines, it’s valued for helping maintain a cleaner hoof environment—especially when moisture, mud, and debris try to stack the odds against you.

  • How it works (plain English): Interferes with microbial processes at the surface level, supporting routine hoof hygiene.
  • Why riders like it: Useful during wet seasons, turnout shifts, and high-traffic footing.
  • Where it fits: As part of a regular farrier-guided program (pick, clean, dry, apply as directed).

Tip: Always work with a clean, dry hoof before applying topical care. Consult your farrier or veterinarian for condition-specific guidance.

Why SilverHoof EQ Therapy®

  • Comprehensive hoof hygiene support: Formulated to help keep the hoof capsule cleaner in challenging barn conditions.
  • Conditioning system: Includes tea tree oil + thyme oil in a breathable, conditioning base to support a healthy-looking hoof wall and sole.
  • Routine-ready: Pairs with picking, drying, and farrier care—no heavy, sticky residue when used as directed.

For topical use on intact skin/hoof only. Avoid eyes and sensitive tissues. Discontinue if irritation occurs.

SilverHoof EQ Therapy®

Made in the USA • Built for real riders • Clean, straightforward application.

How to Work It Into Your Routine

  • 1) Pick & clean: Remove debris; towel dry if wet.
  • 2) Apply as directed: Focus on frog, sulci, collateral grooves, and white line area as advised.
  • 3) Let it set: Allow time to dry before turnout or riding when possible.

Not a substitute for professional diagnosis or treatment. For persistent issues, loop in your farrier and veterinarian.

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