Essence of Life Hoof'eol Lotion - Hoof Care for Your Horse

Hoof'eol Lotion - Ready-to-Use Solution for Cleaning and Maintaining Healthy Frog Hygiene

Hoof'eol Lotion is a ready-to-use lotion designed to clean and maintain the health of your horse's frogs and sole. With a synergy of plant-based ingredients, it helps to keep your horse's hooves in good condition. It's a simple EOL solution to adopt for healthy hooves.

How to Use Hoof'eol Lotion?

Description:
This lotion is formulated with essential oils to clean the frogs and sole of your horse’s hooves.

When to Use:

• Preventive care: To maintain healthy hooves.
• For sensitive or smelly frogs: Ideal before applying the Hoof’eol Gel for optimal hoof care.

Composition:

• Plant-based ingredients, including Bay Laurel, Chamomile, Tea Tree Oil, and others.

Directions for Use:

1. Start by cleaning the frogs using a hoof pick and brush.
2. Spray the lotion onto the sole, frog clefts, and the spaces between the frogs once a week for prevention.
3. Allow it to dry for a few moments.
4. For an even better result, apply Hoof'eol Gel afterward.

Storage Recommendations:
Store in a cool, dry place, away from frost. Keep the container tightly closed after use. For external use only.

What is Hoof'eol Lotion?

Our new Hoof’eol Lotion is the perfect complement to Hoof'eol Gel, offering a complete hoof care routine!

The horse’s hoof is a complex structure, and it’s important to regularly check your horse’s hooves. Seasonal changes and various activities put a lot of strain on hooves. The frog is a sensitive area and plays an important role in the overall function of your horse’s movement.

A damaged or painful frog makes it harder for the horse to bear weight and can lead to lameness, causing reduced circulation in the foot.

Why Use Hoof'eol Lotion?

Hoof'eol Lotion naturally cleans the frogs and sole of the hooves. The blend of plants has well-known benefits for maintaining your horse’s hoof health.

How to Recognize a Deteriorating Frog:

• Changes in the quality of the sole and frog.
• Unusual odor.
• A soft frog.
• Hoof pick sinking into the frog cleft.
• Frog tip that becomes hollow, possibly with deep holes.
• A darkened frog.
• Difficulty or discomfort during movement.

Regular hoof care and proper management of the ground your horse lives on are key to maintaining healthy hooves.

Prevention Is Key!

Once the frog is weakened, it is difficult to restore it to a healthy state (especially during winter). Regular cleaning and prevention are essential to ensure your horse's feet remain in the best condition.