Protection for lost shoe
"Kept my horses hoof protected while we had to wait a few days for the blacksmith to come and put shoe back on! I was so pleased!"
Overview
The Natural Hoof Shoe™
The Natural Hoof Shoe™ is the ideal solution for lost horseshoes, combining the feel of going barefoot with essential protection. It offers a contoured fit and exceptional traction, perfect for safeguarding sensitive hooves or bridging the gap until the farrier's next visit. Lightweight and machine-washable, this hoof shoe is designed for comfort without buckles or clips.
- Perfect for temporary use when a shoe is lost, mimicking a natural, barefoot feel
- Exceptional traction and tailored fit ensure comfort and stability
- Machine-washable for hassle-free maintenance
- Crafted from lightweight, soft, and pliable materials for a comfortable fit
- Designed with drainage and ventilation to keep the hoof dry and healthy
- Buckle- and clip-free for a secure, irritation-free experience
- Size by measuring diagonally across the hoof; round up if between sizes
- Intended for temporary protection, not for prolonged turnout
- Sold individually
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Brand
Kelley Equestrian
Overall rating: 4.8333335 / 5 from 6 reviews.
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Hoof Shoe
"I have not received my order!"
I love this boot! My
"I love this boot! My horse can wear it turned out or in her stall and it really helps her to be more comfortable while she heals"
Great Boot
"This is a really great boot. I have a foal that loss her hoof and am putting this on her feet until she gets a new one."
Hoof saver
"Good productâ ¦good saver"
These work great
"I use this to cover vet wrap which is holding poultice intact for an abcess"
Q&A
- How do you measure 'diagonally'? Length or width is clear, but diagonal is very subjective as to the measuring points.
- Hello JR, To measure for The Kelley Equestrian Natural Hoof Shoe, measure diagonally across the hoof from the heel buttress to the opposite toe, and round up if your measurements fall between sizes. Standard boot measuring practices also require identifying your horse's length and width in millimeters to compare with the manufacturer's size chart..