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Cavallo Hoofcare Savings

Cavallo Hoofcare savings are significant for horse owners, as hoof care is one of the biggest ongoing expenses. Traditional metal shoeing requires regular farrier visits and specialized materials. By switching to a barefoot lifestyle with Cavallo Hoof Boots, you can drastically cut costs while still providing your horse with the comfort and protection they need. Cavallo Hoof Boots eliminate the ongoing costs of custom metal shoes, offering an affordable and effective solution for hoof care without compromising your horse’s health or performance.

Woman holding a Cavallo Trek hoof boot, ideal equine gear for hoof protection and horse care. — Laia Fernández

The Cost of Traditional Hoofcare
Rehabilitative Hoofcare Cost Savings
Beyond Hoofcare Savings
Cavallo Testimonials
Why Choose Cavallo Hoof Boots

The Cost of Traditional Shoeing vs. Barefoot & Booted Hoofcare

One of the biggest expenses for horse owners is hoof care. Whether you ride recreationally or competitively, keeping your horse’s hooves healthy and protected is essential. However, it doesn’t have to break the bank. Many horse owners are now switching from costly traditional shoeing to a more natural, budget-friendly approach: going barefoot and using Cavallo Hoof Boots when needed. This switch can lead to significant Cavallo Hoofcare Savings while maintaining your horse’s comfort and protection.

Traditional Shoeing Costs – Horses that wear metal shoes typically require shoeing every six weeks to maintain proper hoof health and prevent discomfort or lameness. Here’s what that looks like financially:

$200 per shoeing session
8 shoeing sessions per year (every 6 weeks) → $1,600 per year
Total yearly cost: $1,600 USD

Barefoot & Booted Costs – By transitioning to a barefoot lifestyle and using Cavallo Hoof Boots when needed, you can dramatically cut down on your annual hoof care expenses while keeping your horse comfortable and protected. Here’s the cost breakdown:

$50 per barefoot trim
8 trims per year (every 6 weeks) → $400 per year
Cavallo Trek Boots (designed to last approximately two years with regular use) → $209.90 per pair; $104.95 per year
Total yearly cost: $504.95 USD

The Savings Add Up – By choosing to go barefoot and booted, you save $1,095 per horse every year. Over the course of a horse’s lifetime, these savings can add up to tens of thousands of dollars!

Not only is this approach more affordable, but it also supports natural hoof function, improved circulation, and long-term soundness.

Rider with gray horse wearing Cavallo hoof boots in a scenic field, showcasing premium equine gear.

Horse wearing Cavallo hoof boot next to epsom salt bag, showcasing essential equine hoof care.

Rehab Costs: Another Major Cavallo Hoofcare Saving Opportunity

Beyond routine hoof care, rehabilitation from injuries or conditions like laminitis, abscesses, and founder can result in significant expenses. Furthermore, traditional rehabilitation shoeing can quickly add up. With rehab shoeing costs often exceeding $300 per session and a 3- to 4-week trim cycle, expenses can escalate quickly. In some cases, annual costs can exceed $3,500 to $4,000.

Cavallo Hoof Boots offer an affordable, effective alternative for therapeutic hoof care. They provide comfort and protection without the high costs of custom shoeing. Simply slip on a pair of Cavallo Hoof Boots for instant support, shock absorption, and reduced strain on sore hooves and joints. This offers your horse immediate relief without breaking the bank.

One of the greatest benefits of Cavallo Hoof Boots is their versatility. Whether for stall rest, turnout, riding, or more, Cavallo Hoof Boots provide all the support your horse needs without the added cost of purchasing multiple styles. With a variety of options available, Cavallo caters to any budget. Our most affordable style, the ELB Hoof Boot, starts at just $74.95 USD, or only $150 for a pair!

By switching to Cavallo Hoof Boots instead of costly therapeutic shoeing, you can significantly reduce rehab expenses. This allows your horse to get the protection, support, and comfort they need for a successful recovery while enjoying Cavallo Hoofcare Savings.

Beyond Hoofcare Cost Savings: The Health Benefits of Cavallo Hoof Boots

Choosing a barefoot and booted approach doesn’t just save money on hoof care. It also supports long-term hoof health and overall soundness, ultimately reducing future vet bills. Cavallo Hoof Boots provide a range of benefits that extend well beyond simple cost savings.

Unlike metal shoes, which only protect the outer edge of the hoof wall, Cavallo Hoof Boots offer complete coverage. They protect the entire hoof, including the soles and bulbs. This prevents excessive wear and provides extra support for long-term hoof health.

Moreover, the thick, durable soles of Cavallo Hoof Boots are scientifically proven to reduce concussion and impact. This not only helps prevent arthritis and lameness but also minimizes strain on joints and tendons. Whether your horse is walking on hard ground, rocky terrain, or frozen surfaces, Cavallo Hoof Boots offer unmatched comfort. They provide superior stability and traction on all types of terrain. This ensures your horse stays comfortable and secure, no matter the conditions.

Cavallo Hoof Boots are also versatile and can be used for various activities. Whether your horse is trail riding, jumping, participating in dressage, or undergoing rehabilitation, Cavallo Hoof Boots offer the perfect protection. Cavallo Hoof Boots combine durability and affordability, making them an ideal choice for all activities. They provide the perfect solution for everyday hoof care and recovery, all while offering Cavallo Hoofcare Savings.

Cavallo Hoof Boots Hoofcare cost savings — Evelyn Santer

Cavallo hoof boots for horses, customer service, perfect fit, great cost savings

Cavallo Hoofcare Savings, Outstanding Customer Service, and Perfect Fit!

“For anyone on the fence about Cavello boots…. let me help you! BUY THEM! They don’t disappoint!  

1. The customer service was and still is- outstanding!

I just messaged them today and they responded- (even after my order was shipped- because they truly care about your horse)  They answered all of my questions and gave me the right sized boots based off my measurements and photos! They also worked really hard to send me great videos and information so I could make the best choice for my horses needs and would know exactly how to put them on, apply the pastern wraps and choose the padding for the inside (if I chose to).

2. There isn’t any guess work on the fit!

I took them out of the box- put on the pastern wraps (which I highly recommend), put on his front boots- checked the fit like the videos- and we were off on a trail.  I was so worried about breaking them in slowly but my horse did so well- we ended up doing a 6 mile trail right out of the box!!!!

3. Yes- they are ‘expensive’ as an upfront cost;

But for the quality of the boot, the customer service and the comfort of my horse it has been worth EVERY PENNY! (For 1 set of shoes on all 4 hooves, I had the boots paid for after 4 shoeing cycles!)  Even my Ferrier recommended these boots- and he said he knew he would lose money- but he does highly recommend them!

4. My horse actually rode ON THE TRAIL!

Not up on the side of the trail to stay off rocks. He wasn’t tender footed- he was sure footed and probably could have kept going had I let him!  So- if you are on the fence- I HIGHLY recommend you just jump on into the Cavello Family! These boots have completely changed how my horse rides. He was loose, relaxed, energetic and just truly amazing!  (FYI- I am posting this review because Cavellos customer service and product is top of the line. I am not being compensated for this review!)”

– Shauna McKinney

Perfect for Rocky Mountain Trails and Saving on Traditional Metal Hoofcare Costs!

“I love Cavallo boots, and my mare wears both the Cavallo Trek and Simple Boots. A pair usually lasts us a year or two. All of my riding is done in the Rocky Mountains of New Mexico. The trails are mostly covered in rock. We ride about 300-400 miles a year, so the boots definitely get a work-out! But thanks to Cavallo Hoof Boots, we’re able to ride as much as we do on those sorts of trails. And we still save a TON of money by not having to pay $1,200 a year for metal shoes!