What SilverHoof EQ Therapy® is
SilverHoof EQ Therapy® fits into a hoof care routine as a more deliberate topical step when a rider wants to give extra attention to the areas around the hoof. It works best as part of a repeatable routine rather than a one-off guess.
This page is a usage guide. For product-specific detail, ingredients, and shopping options, use the product page.
Common ways riders work it into a routine
During wet stretches
Many riders reach for it more consistently when wet footing, mud, or messy turnout conditions make hoof routines harder to stay ahead of.
As part of maintenance
Others keep it in a steadier rhythm as part of routine hoof care rather than waiting until conditions get rough.
After cleaning days
It fits naturally after picking out hooves, brushing off buildup, and getting the area clean and dry.
When seasons shift
Changing footing and weather often make routines less predictable, which is when a cleaner hoof-care pattern helps most.
Keep the application focused
Coronet band
A common focus area when riders want a more complete hoof-care routine around the top edge of the hoof.
Heel bulbs
Often included when the routine needs a little more attention around the back of the hoof.
Pastern skin
Useful when the care routine extends just above the hoof and the surrounding area is part of the plan.
Outer hoof wall
Apply along the outer wall when that fits the routine, keeping coverage even and controlled.
Keep the setup simple
- SilverHoof EQ Therapy®
- A hoof pick
- A soft brush or clean towel
- A clean, dry target area
How to use SilverHoof EQ Therapy®
1. Pick out the hoof and clear away loose buildup
Start by removing packed debris and brushing away loose dirt. A cleaner starting point makes the rest of the routine more controlled.
2. Dry the area before applying
Use a towel or allow a little time so the target areas are clean and dry before you begin. That usually leads to a cleaner, more even application.
3. Apply a thin, even layer
Focus on the areas you are targeting instead of using more than you need. A modest layer is usually easier to control and repeat.
4. Work it in deliberately
Spread or massage it in evenly around the areas you are focusing on. The goal is a clean, consistent step, not a rushed one.
5. Let it settle before the next step
If turnout, boots, or the next part of the routine is coming right after, allow a short set time first.
Simple ways to structure it
Maintenance rhythm
Use it as one steady part of your regular hoof-care routine when conditions are normal and you want consistency.
Messy-weather rhythm
Use it more frequently during muddy or challenging stretches, then simplify again once conditions improve.
Post-cleaning rhythm
Apply it after a thorough hoof cleaning when you want the routine to feel more complete and deliberate.
Routine-building rhythm
Use the same sequence often enough that it becomes easy to repeat, track, and evaluate over time.
Small things that make the routine better
- Start with a clean, dry area whenever possible.
- Keep the layer even instead of heavy.
- Use it consistently enough to know whether the routine fits your horse and your footing conditions.
- Use the Natural Hoof Care Hub if you want broader hoof education beyond this guide.
Quick answers
Where should I apply SilverHoof EQ Therapy®?
Many riders focus on areas like the coronet band, heel bulbs, pastern skin, and along the outer hoof wall when needed.
How often should I use it?
Some riders use it more frequently during challenging conditions and then back off into a simpler maintenance rhythm.
Can I wrap or boot after using it?
Yes. If wraps or boots are part of the routine, allow a short set time first and keep the area clean and dry.
Where should I go after reading this guide?
Use the product page for product-specific detail, the Natural Hoof Care Hub for broader hoof education, or the Solution Finder for routine direction.