Best hoof boot pads? (also in hoof care)

[Shaznchaz]

As title really. My pony is just coming back into full work. She has been barefoot for about a year, but due to my being away at university has don very little work since September. Her feet are pretty good and she is sound on roads, but she is a bit footy on the stony tracks near the yard where I keep her. She also has a mild thrush infection at the moment which I am treating and it is getting better, but as a result she occasionally lands toe-first. She is on restricted grazing and a low sugar diet with pro-balance, brewers yeast and mag-ox, which has made a massive difference to her soundness.

I have some cavallo trec boots for her, which are the only boots which don't move. However, I have been told the cavallo pads are useless. So which pads would you recommend for this purpose?

Thank you very much in advance

 

[Darcydoo]

Equine podiartary supplies have eayboot ones are different thicknesses that you cut to size . I use the black 12 mm .

 

[albertpetersson6]

A low sugar diet that includes brewers yeast and mag-ox will surely help your Horse. When it comes to selecting pads, you must always pay more attention on fitting and the material used for it. I had ordered pads for my Horse from a good online shop and found them very useful. If you want, you can check it out once: http://www.hastbiten.se/produkt-kategori/hasten/benskydd/paddar/

 

[Regandal]

Another vote for the easyboot ones.

 

[MardyMare]

I got some memory foam ones from Urban Horse for my mare that has been struggling. She is so much better now.
http://www.urbanhorse.com/horse_hoofboots/hoof_boot_spares/therapeutichoofpads