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Vettec Introduces New Cartridge System for Equine Pour-in Pad Materials 160cc cartridge system features break-off cap, reinforced plungers and triple-seal piston Read More...

Vettec pour-in pad materials are designed to stay in for a traditional shoeing cycle, which is typically about four to six weeks. However, pads may fail or fall out earlier than intended if hooves are not properly prepared. Read More...

When hoof care professionals invest in Vettec™ products, it’s important to follow usage guidelines to ensure product is applied correctly, avoid costly errors and maintain the life of the product. To achieve optimal results when Read More...

When hoof care professionals invest in Vettec products, it’s important to follow usage guidelines to ensure product is applied correctly, avoid costly errors and maintain the life of the product. To achieve optimal results when applying pour-in pad materials, it’s impor Read More...

There are two main potential causes of unhealthy hooves: Read More...

The XL Block is larger than Bovi-Bond's traditional rubber block.  The larger size allows a proper fit for bigger claws. The XL Block provides more sole coverage than the traditional block and supports both the heel and the toe. The block can be trimmed to a smaller size if needed. Read More...

Larkin Greene recently held a hands-on workshop at the Pacific Coast Horseshoeing School in California with Bob Smith and his students.  Students enjoyed a presentation on hoof care adhesives in the morning and were able to practice applying the product in the afternoon.  Read More...

How to identify if a horse has thin soles: Read More...

(Family Features) Increasing heat and drier conditions mean outdoor animals of all kinds are forced to adapt as the summer season marches on. Read More...

When it comes to weather and a horse’s environment, there are two main factors that impact hoof health: • Temperature • Moisture How temperature and moisture can affect the sole: Read More...

Many people ask if the acrylic and urethane adhesives currently used on horse’s feet trap moisture resulting in adverse effects.  The answer should be no, but it’s not always that simple. Read More...

A horse that is at risk of developing unhealthy bars may have one of the following characteristics: Stacked sole Pinched heels Signs that a horse may have unhealthy bars: Read More...