Fetlock rings-do you use one or two?

[Jendobinx]

My horse rubs it's back feet and we were thinking about getting fetlock rings to stop it- do you use one or two?

 

[Mike007]

One, if you use two they will catch on each other. One does the job.

 

[Aces_High]

If he's nicking the inside of his pasterns and on his fetlock - neoprene yorkshire boots are brilliant - they protect from the coronet up to the joint. Or if it's just the coronet you can get your saddler to make you up something like this - just fasten with a velcro strap. Again work well - seems to be a common place for cuts/nicks on flat horses. https://www.equipro.com/Scalping_Boots.html

 

[Bug2007]

I use normal brushing boots on the back with a set of pastern wraps does the job great.

 

[Aces_High]

I use normal brushing boots on the back with a set of pastern wraps does the job great.

http://www.stockleyonline.co.uk/catalog/roma-roma-neoprene-pastern-wrap-p-696.html

 

[McNally]

Fetlock ring is really easy though, wack it on and your done!

Just be careful the yard where i work left one on for a while and it got sand stuck in the abrasions which then rubbed his leg a bit so keep an eye!

 

[MyBoyChe]

I pop one on Che, he has a habit of standing on his own hooves and pulling his back shoes off, this seems to deflect him just enough to stop it.

 

[FlorenceBassey]

Do you mean sausage boots? if so just one is all that's needed