Dry and brittle horn

Is the horn of your horse dry and brittle?

A hoof horn, which lacks flexibility, is a recurring problem in the equine world. In the absence of adequate care to promote a quality horn, the hoof can crack. We have selected ointments specially formulated for dry and brittle horn care :

  • ointment nutrition / coconut oil to prevent / regular care
  • liquid ointment in case of very dry horn
  • Hippercone in the case of damaged or cracked horn, based on vegetable resin and oil, a regenerative solution for damaged fork.

Why choose our ointments?

Our products are made from high quality ingredients, selected for their nourishing and moisturizing properties. Here are some reasons to turn to our ointments:

  • Quality ingredients: our formulas consist of nourishing and moisturizing elements.
  • Easy to apply: our products apply easily and are suitable for everyday use, ensuring practical care.
  • Protection: Good maintenance of the horn helps keep it in good condition in the face of external aggression.

The benefits of ointments on hoofs

Using an ointment to treat dry and brittle horn has several advantages:

  • Reducing the risk of cracks: by moisturizing the horn, our care helps maintain its integrity and prevents cracks that may cause locomotion concerns.
  • Improved flexibility: our ointments promote the flexibility of the horn, which is essential for the comfort of your horse during exercise.
  • Protection against inconvenience: A well maintained hoof horn is less likely to be affected by problems. Our products create a protective barrier against harmful elements.

Instructions for Use:

For optimal results, apply our ointments to clean and dry hooves. Gently massage the product to promote absorption. For greater efficiency, use our care regularly, especially in times of climate change or when your horse is exposed to wet or dry conditions.

How to avoid the dry and brittle horn in the horse?

  1. A balanced diet

    • Provide a diet rich in essential nutrients such as biotin, zinc and omega-3 fatty acids, which promote the healthy horn.

    • Ensure good hydration by always making clean and fresh water available.

  2. An adapted environment

    • Avoid soil that is too dry or abrasive that increases the drying of the horn.
    • Avoid excessive moisture variations (frequent passage from dry soil to muddy soil).
    • Provide shelter against extreme weather conditions (excessive heat, dry wind).
    • Maintain a good balance between outing and box rest periods.

  3. Regular care

    • Clean and curate hooves daily to remove impurities and anticipate microbial invasions.
    • Apply fats or oils moisturizers suitable for maintaining horn elasticity.
    • Bringing in a marshal-ferrant regularly to trim and iron if necessary.