The hoof solution Silver Hoof Care has been specially formulated to prevent thrush in horse with sensitive soles, living outdoor or kept on a ground subject to soaking, likely to promote the development of thrush.
Silver Hoof Care can also be used for white line disease in horses.
Properties for this thrush treatment for horses :

   - Immediate absorption in the frog’s tissues

   - Remediates and moisturizes

   - Antiseptic action preventing thrush

This horse hoof care is a spray to apply on the horse's frog in order to help prevent the bacteria to pack and seal the frog, developing into thrush, generally on horses living in muddy pastures or humid, infected environment. It can also be used to disinfect hoofs damaged by white line disease.

The Silver Hoof Care formulation allows to remediate the hoof through its germicidal, bactericidal, and fungicidal properties. It ensures protection against bacteria and fungus susceptible to promote thrush and white line disease in horses. The hoof can then heal properly, renewing healthy high quality tissues.

The white line disease treatment solution helps to maintain the horse’s mobility comfort by enhancing the renewal of healthy frog's tissue, a particular sensitive area of the horse’s foot.

Horse hoof care application area :
Horse’s foot. Prevention of thrush and white line disease

Thrush treatment for horses directions of use :

Preferably, the treatment should begin after the farrier has removed the black necrotic tissue.

1- Always shake well before any use.

2- Clean the orse's frog, cleft and sulcus of the hoof thoroughly.

3- Spray the solution widely on the hoof sole insisting on the frog, sulcus and cleft.
Apply once or twice a day depending on the damage.

In case of white line disease, soak a swab with the product and insert it in the cavity, change the swab daily or spray directly the product in the cavity.

Silver Hoof Care Key ingredients :
Colloidal silver - Essential oils - Excipients

Hoof care side effects :
No allergies, or other side effects were reported.