Vetericyn Hoof Soak for Hooves with Sole and Frog Damage Caused by Abscesses, White Line Separation, and Thrush. 30 Grams, 2 Pack

BUY IT NOW IF YOUR HORSE HAS AN ABCESS!!! My horse was dead lame. I had vet and farrier come out for the first round, nothing popped up anywhere on hoof testers, resetting the shoe etc. I had the vet come out a SECOND time for x rays and we thought he fractured his P3 bone, but didn't want to remove the shoe for the solar view. I was devastated, but she told me to keep soaking. I did the dumb epsom salt twice a day. Nothing. I bought this thing out of desperation because I thought it was ridiculously expensive for one time use. Along and behold I pull my horses foot out, and I noticed something on the coronet band. A huge bruise. The next day, I soak it again in this solution and bam there was the pop from not only the top of the hoof, but the bottom as well. My horses pain subsided and was BACK TO NORMAL. i threw out all my salt and will only use this.

Im an equine vet. I was a clean trax user and when it discontinued I was devastated. I tried the clean it easy care version but wasnt a fan and I didnt find it to be a comparable replacement. This is better bang for the buck and works great on white line and clearing out abscesses

Had been fighting an abscess on my 23 yr old gelding for a week with no relief, saw this and purchased it as a hail mary and let me tell you...within 48 hrs he was back to normal! I knew when i lifted his hoof out of the soak and saw what was in the soak that it had done something! Only draw back is that you need to use a gallon of water for one treatment so you end up throwing most of it out if using a hoof soak bag. This will now be a staple in my barn!

Seems to help clear a hoof abcess

One small jar equals one treatment mixed in 1 gallon of water. It smells like bleach once it's mixed. Be aware hooves need to soak for 40-60 minutes. I used a half gallon in each bucket to soak my horses front hooves. Get the soak boot if you don't think your horse will stand in buckets. After one soak and a visit from the ferrier it appears like this stuff has stopped the white line disease we had been dealing with. I could not soak his back feet so will use the Vetericyn blue goo

I bought this as recommended by my farrier.

My horse had cracked feet and I was told to keep the cracks clean for the trimming as bacteria can get in them and eat away at the hoof wall. Well, I used this stuff and by her next trim the cracks were going away, I was super surprised and will from now on have a spare as my go to if needed for any more feet issues

My horse has several hoof issues. I keep some of this on hand. It's a tad pricey. I wish the price could go down a bit.