Back to Basics- external hoof anatomy part 4- FINAL PART- 8 minutes long! This is the last video in this series that I am gifting to my Facebook followers on the anatomy of the equine foot. If you are watching his one first- I’d recommend you go back and watch 1, 2 and 3 as it will give you a better understanding of the foot. I hope you enjoyed this series and I’d like to invite you to join me on Patreon for $5 USD/month as I study the inside of this foot and provide a basic overview on what I a

Want to improve Hoof Quality? Routinely pick up the hoof and clear away any debris, getting the hoof as clean and dry as possible. Pay attention to the frog, sole, cracks, and wall separations. Using Life Data® Hoof Clay®, pack into the collateral grooves and the central sulcus to protect and disinfect the frog from Thrush. Pack Life Data Hoof clay into any wall separations or defects and coat the white line. This can be done for both, barefoot or shod horses. Cracks, Chips and Hoof Defects are

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