Hoof-care context

Silver Hoof EQ Therapy®

Hoof care starts with picking feet, managing moisture, watching movement, and staying on a farrier plan. Product support belongs inside that routine, not in place of it.

Quick answer: Silver Hoof EQ Therapy® fits routine external hoof, heel, frog, and lower-leg care when the area is clean, dry, and appropriate for product use. It is not a replacement for farrier or veterinary care.

Farrier or vet red flags

• Lameness, sudden tenderness, hoof heat, strong digital pulse, punctures, or refusal to bear weight.
• Deep cracks, drainage, bleeding, severe odor with pain, wall separation, or fast-spreading lower-leg changes.
• Recurring soreness, heel pain, laminitis concern, or any issue changing how the horse stands or travels.

Daily hoof-care routine

1. Pick the hoof and clean the frog, sulci, sole, white line, and heel areas.
2. Compare feet for odor, tenderness, heat, digital pulse, cracks, and packed debris.
3. Give hooves dry time after mud, rain, wash racks, or wet bedding.
4. Manage turnout, urine spots, mud, and moisture extremes where possible.
5. Stay on farrier timing and raise concerns early.

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