Sav-A-Hoof Spray - U.K. equivalent???

[Spyda]

http://www.amazon.com/horse-com-SBS-Sav-A-Hoof-Spray/dp/B004QN3LC6

Does anyone know if there is an equivalent of this comprehensive product available to us in the UK?

I'd like to buy something like this to use for when my mare is wearing her hoof boots 16hrs per day for turnout.

 

[nirikina]

Bump, because this looks interesting.

 

[Baileyhoss]

Foot Master?

I have used this for seedy toe and thrush with success.

http://www.hyperdrug.co.uk/Footmaster-Spray-500ml/productinfo/FOOT500/

 

[Oberon]

A good diet that will allow the horse to be resistant to infection in the first place.

If I were to use a product, other than water, it would be Red Horse products or Sudocrem.

However, for long term hoof boot use there is athlete's foot powder.

I would NEVER spray anything on the coronet band.

 

[Spyda]

A good diet that will allow the horse to be resistant to infection in the first place.

If I were to use a product, other than water, it would be Red Horse products or Sudocrem.

However, for long term hoof boot use there is athlete's foot powder.

I would NEVER spray anything on the coronet band.

Funnily enough I've just ordered a bottle of Red Horse Hoof Paste! I just want something to apply to the underneath of the foot to help them cope as well as they can from being confined to a hoof boot for so many hours a day in summer. Even applying a clean cotton sock daily over the hoof before fitting the boots and keeping her feet extremely clean, there's still an odour when I remove the boots in the morning. Her feet look fine ATM but I don't like the slight offish smell from them - just incase it's an indication that something's brewing despite my best efforts of keeping her feet and boots clean. Better safe than sorry IMO.

 

[tallyho!]

Vinegar is good for thrush, seedy toe etc etc. Safe for everyone and effective.