Keratex KHH 250 Hoof Hardener, 250ml

My horses feet split and crack due to the humidity and moisture during the summerPainting the lower half of their hoofs twice a day keeps the damage at bayA little goes a long way when it comes to the product

It is just like nail hardner for your fingernails!! I started using it like very other day, then I bought the coconut oil to add moisture. So, I alternate the products. In the real rainy season I use the Hoof Gel that water proofs the hoof. These 3 products have sure made my horses foot easy to maintain this year. Last year his front feet broke off at the nail holes and I had to buy Easyride boots and put on him until his feet grew out- that was a pain. The hoof hardner also will tighten up a nail hole to keep a shoe from coming off. I highly recommend these products-my horse has not lost a shoe this year!!!

I admit I had my doubts. This stuff is expensive compared to Durasole.I did paint the soles of my horse's feet (only the sole, not the frog!) every day for 7 days as stated in the instructions.Then I painted them 3 days a week. Sometimes 1-2 days a week.It's been I guess a month or so? And yeah, my horse is no longer ouchy.He was ouchy before. He'd step short or he'd limp a little on rocks, or he'd turn funny to protect his feet.I did everything I could I used the other cheaper brands, and nothing really helped. The Durasole was good, but it was a pain. Needed a lot of layers and I couldn't do it with my schedule.So, I got this stuff. And I'm impressed. So one bottle is lasting me a long time. I guess it can even last 6 months? I don't know. But I have a lot left yet.Recommended? Yes. For soft soles. Great.I don't even paint the hoof wall, just the sole.This is truly the real deal.

I have a thin-soled elderly gelding that I have been struggling to keep his feet dry and protected for years in central Texas where it gets nasty rainy and moist really quick. I’ve tried everything from sole paint to 7% tincture of iodine spray daily but none of those compare to Keratex. My farrier thought I had been packing his feet with sugardine (sugar + Betadine) to make them as dry and hard as they became in only two weeks of use every other day! I love this stuff. Yes, it contains formaldehyde, a known carcinogen, but as long as you’re using it in a well ventilated area and not exposing your lungs to the fumes for several hours a day non-stop for multiple years, your risk of cancer is non-existent. There is a study out of NCU on formaldehyde exposure in rodents and the risk of cancer that was very informative if you’re that concerned. I do recommend pouring a small quantity of the liquid in the cap and dipping the brush in the cap for application.

Works ok but my horse hates it

If you have a horse with a bad hoof or all four for that matter, this stuff works. My old gelding got one of the worse abbse my vet had ever seen. Even the farrier was shocked. Long story short he had to have 1/2 his hoof removed and it took years of wrapping and cleaning for him to recover. I read everything on hoof care products and was amazed how this product did what it said it would. The secreat is to not lasp in treating the hoof. We all get tired and start tapering off thinking its better or hoping. Cherokee has been on this product for two years now and I paint it on two to three times a day and will never stop using it. It works. The farrier is amazed how much better it looks and feels.

Most stores near me I am paying $50+ for this and waiting the extra day is worth it! Helps my horses very brittle feet!

Helps my thin soles laminitic horse