HOOF STUFF- Antibacterial hoof paste

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Pick  out and clean feet if necessary, use Sole Cleanse to flush any debris from the cavity to be packed. Allow to dry as much as possible.  Push small sections of Hoof-Stuff deep into the cavity with a hoof pick, avoiding causing sensitivity. It is best not to pack the cavity all the way to the surface and in frog cavities to allow cracks to close in behind it – this helps the packing stay in. We suggest removing the packing after 2 days, if it comes out clean it may be left in longer next time and if it comes out dirty it is best to change it more often. Avoid getting the cavity wet before packing unless it needs to be flushed due to dirt infiltration.

All of the ingredients we use in Hoof-Stuff are naturally occuring and have been chosen either for their active properties or to improve the consistency of the product.

Honey: With its many amazing active properties and a sticky consistency to help Hoof-Stuff stay in place.

Natural fibres:To keep the other ingredients in contact with hoof tissues in cavities and create pressure to support natural tissue growth.

Natural Minerals : Powerful but gentle minerals to give an ideal consistency, cleanse the area and support healthy tissues.

Should I flush the crevice before packing it? Ideally the first time at least. Allow it to dry well before Hoof-Stuff application as this will help the product stick better.

What should I flush it out with? We recommend flushing with Sole Cleanse but anything ‘gentle’ will suffice e.g. salt water, dilute vinegar etc. Avoid flushing with peroxide, bleaches, iodine etc. as these may damage otherwise healthy tissues.

How do I know if I am replacing it often enough? If you remove the pack and it is still bright white and clean then you likely do not need to replace it as often. If it has become discoloured then you should replace it more often. We suggest replacing the packing after 24 hours initially, then altering according to state of the packing.

How can I soften up Hoof-Stuff?Hoof-Stuff will be harder when cold and softer when warm, over time the honey in it may also crystalise hardening it. Putting it somewhere warm for a long period of time will help soften it again.