yeezo Hoof Soaking Boot Horse Soaker Hooves Treatment Bag with EVA Pad 1 Pair

I have been treating a horse with white line disease for the past 6 months using these soaking boots, and they have held up with no problem. Given the low price, I did not expect these to last long, but they have been amazing! I definitely recommend using the extra straps to keep them in place. My horse has even stepped on the boot with her opposite foot and yanked the boot out without tearing it. Great product! I highly recommend.

My horse had a small abcess in a back foot, and this boot worked really well! We soaked with warm water and apple cider vinegar. Horse stood quietly and seemed to enjoy the warm water soak. Boot held up great!

We used this boot to soak my horse's hoof due to abscess. It's a little flimsy but surprisingly worked very well. It was flexible to put over his foot. He took a step here and there during his 45minute soak and it didn't tear. It didn't leak. The strap at the top didn't hold tightly enough. I placed 2 more straps around it so it could stay up while I did some errands nearby where I could still watch him. Definitely a good buy.

Amazing! Way better than a bucket when soaking hooves. Easy to put on and take off. Easy to clean after.

Bought a set of these boots to soak my horse's hooves in CleanTrax as he had white line & a pesky case of thrush. He's an average sized horse, maybe 15.1-15.2 hands; and these boots definitely did not go over his knees. They reached to the bend in his knees which is a lousy place to try to fasten these boots. I managed to use them to soak his feet because I had to. They could be another 6 to 12 inches taller actually. They are durable, and I didn't have to worry about them tearing when he moved around. I did my best with the straps and some vet wrap to keep them up (but not very well) & on him for the duration required for the CleanTrax. The foam pads that go in the bottom are kind of worthless too as they don't stay put. As soon as you put water in the boots the foam pads float up. You can push them down but they pop right back up again. Good luck getting your horse to put his hoof in there just right with the foam pad in there too; the foam pad goes all over the place instead of directly under the hoof as you'd like it to. You also need 4 hands to pour water from a bucket into the boots too. Would likely work better using a hose or something with a spout. Overall, they worked OK, but could be improved upon by making them taller.

These are the best hoof soaking boots I have come across as a farrier. The straps allow you to keep the boot in place even if they are pawing or slightly moving around. Durable.

These soaking boot are easy to put on and takeoff. Plenty of room for a regular size of horses. Would be too small for a true draft size foot. They stayed on even when my horse took a could of steps in them. I like the extra straps for holding close to the leg. Price point was good.

It is a good thing they are sold in pairs. The first one lasted exactly 30 minutes. I was soaking an unshod hoof for white line disease for a planned 45 minutes. The mare was standing on a thick and clean rubber mat. She slid the hoof slightly and the bottom of the boot ripped. This was with the pad in place. I sure miss the thick rubber soaking boots they made 40 years ago. These are junk.