Description:
The HoofWand™ is a NEW hoof cleaning tool designed to remove dry and wet mud and muck from the hoof. Its non-abrasive material ensures no scratching or damage to the outer wall or coronary band especially during the wed/dry weather cycles. Stop damaging your horses wet and soggy hooves with a traditional hoof pick, use a hoof wand! The HoofWand™ is also the ONLY safe tool on the market to remove snow and ice balls.
The frequent cycles of wet and dry conditions (or just persistent wetness) cause the tubules in the hoof wall to absorb water and expand. When the water is released, the tubules contract, creating gaps between the tubules and the inter-tubular material. This continuous process leads to cracks and splits in the hoof walls and erosion of the soles. These cracks are the perfect breeding ground for bacteria growth. Which it why it is so important to routinely remove the old mud and muck from your horses water soggy hooves. The traditional hoof pick can scratch and damage the soggy hoof, worsening the problem. Use the HoofWand™ to safely remove the bacteria ridden mud and muck.
Features:
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Durable & Non-Abrasive: Protects the hoof wall and coronary band.
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Strategic Design: Curves effectively clear debris without harm.
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Versatile Usage: Apply hoof powder to hard-to-reach areas.
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Textured Surfaces: Loosens dried debris safely.
How to Use:
- Use the curved surfaces to remove debris from the underside white line.
- Apply hoof powder to cracks using any side of the HoofWand™ .
- Loosen dried debris with the textured diamond pattern.
When to Replace Your HoofWand:
The HoofWand is purposefully designed with a soft, flexible material to safely remove mud and debris without scratching or damaging the outer hoof wall or causing discomfort to the periople. This softness is a key feature of the HoofWand, making it both safe and effective for routine hoof care.
Because the HoofWand is engineered to be gentle, use on hardened or compacted materials may accelerate normal wear and reduce the overall lifespan of the tool. When the edges of your HoofWand begin to show noticeable wear, it is time to replace it.
