NAF Rock Hard - anyone used this?

[AandK]

as title suggests, has anyone used this with good results?

Andy has typical TB feet (a bit flat and sensitive) and does feel the ground when it is v hard/stoney, he has improved since we recently moved yards and he is now walking on a variety of surfaces but we still have the odd ouch moment..
so without having to try leather pads, i'd like to see if there is anything else out there i can try.

ta muchly

 

[NeedNewHorse]

I am using it as my farrier reccomended it to me but unfortunately I have only just started using it so not long enough to mention if there was an improvement yet or not.

Will let you know though in due course.
x

 

[teach]

Yep-used it last year. Worked very well, farrier most impressed at the improvement between visits! Highly recommend, and not as toxic as the Keratex stuff...I decant mine into a small bottle though, so that if it falls over(or it gets knocked over) you don't lose it all!

Teach

 

[alfie95]

Yes.My horse has typical TB feet and kept losing shoes.Started using it last summer and noticed an improvement within eight weeks.Now combined with feeding biotin his feet are the best they have ever been.

 

[AandK]

great, thanks guys

 

[trottingon]

I noticed an improvement within a week of starting to use it - fantastic stuff!

 

[Kenzo]

Biotin, you will see a difference in 4-6 months and making sure your horse is getting plenty of vitamin A in the diet.

 

[Bowen4Horses]

Biotin, you will see a difference in 4-6 months and making sure your horse is getting plenty of vitamin A in the diet.

^^^ what she said ^^^

but also, i ruddy love NAF rock hard, it made a real (almost immediate) difference to raf's crumbly smelly rotting soft feet. xxx