Horse Master Green Ointment 1L is speciallyformulated for horse hoof care; the green ointment softens and nourishes the hoof.
Specially formulated for horse hoof care, the Green Ointment softens and nourishes the hoof. The Green Ointment is particularly suitable forfragile hooves:
Of impeccable quality, the Green Ointment withstandstemperaturechangeswithoutaltering its texture. Made withlaurel oil andenriched with keratin, a source of proteins and vitamins. Horse Master Green Ointment is enriched with keratin extract, a source of protein and vitamins, and is particularly suitable for fragile hooves, especially to prevent cracks and splitting of the hoof wall.
Horse Master Green Ointment is a care product specially designed for horses’ hooves. It offers a complete solution to nourish, soften, and maintain the health of your horse’s hooves.
The main purpose of Horse Master Green Ointment is to nourish and soften your horse’s hoof horn. Hoof horn needs to be regularly moisturized and nourished to remain supple and resilient. This ointment penetrates deeply into the hoof horn, providing it with the essential nutrients it needs to stay healthy.
In addition to nourishing the horn, this ointment also has cleansing properties. It helps keep the sole and frog clean, which is essential for preventing infections and rot in this sensitive area of the hoof.
The quality of Horse Master Green Ointment is impeccable. It is designed to withstand temperature changes without altering its texture. You can therefore use it with confidence, regardless of the season, without worrying that the product will lose its effectiveness.
To provide the hoof with essential nutrients, this ointment is enriched with keratin, a source of protein and vitamins. Keratin is a fundamental component of hoof structure, and its presence helps strengthen the hoof, making it more resistant to external stressors.
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Apply the ointment to the horn, sole, and frog using a brush, either daily or 2 to 3 times a week, depending on the condition of the horn.
This ointment is suitable for a variety of uses. Whether you own horses for leisure or competition, Horse Master Green Ointment is an essential ally for maintaining the health of your horses’ hooves. It can be used preventively or to treat hooves that are already weakened.
Precautions for Use
Keep out of reach of children
Natural fats, bay leaf extract, flaxseed oil, vitamin E, oregano essential oil.
Packaging
1-liter jar.
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