Hoof routine guide

Daily Hoof Care for Wet-Dry Cycles

Wet-dry cycles can make hoof care feel like a moving target. The answer is a consistent inspection routine, not guessing after the horse is already sore.

Quick answer: Pick feet daily, clean the frog and heel area, watch for odor or sensitivity, check digital pulse, and use Silver Hoof EQ Therapy® as the hoof-care product lane when the issue is hoof, heel, frog, or lower leg.

Wet-dry hoof routine

  1. Pick the hoof completely.
  2. Check the frog, sulcus, heel bulbs, sole, and white line.
  3. Look for odor, heat, tenderness, cracks, or trapped mud.
  4. Apply hoof support according to label directions.
  5. Keep your farrier involved when patterns repeat.

Hoof collection

Hoof Care

Pulse check

Digital Pulse Guide

Escalate if

  • Strong digital pulse, hoof heat, or lameness.
  • Deep crack, puncture, drainage, or severe odor.
  • Reluctance to move or sudden soreness after weather changes.

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