Tough1 Recover Therapy Hoof Boot

It’s a Tuesday morning, you are leading your horse from his stall for his daily turnout and notice it — he’s lame. Here we go again, wrestling to wrap a hoof and praying it holds for more than a few hours so you don’t have to cut it off and start all over again. But now you can ditch the diaper.

With a warmer than usual, but just as wet, winter, plus the rains of early spring, mud has been prevalent on so many horse farms[g1]  across the country. And when there’s mud on the farm, there’s usually thrush in the hoof.