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“My farrier is a barefoot advocate. A healthy hoof is one without nails. He gave me plenty of advice on keeping my horses hooves healthy. He recommended using boots for trail rides and sand arena work. My mare is a retired reining horse and prone to abscess. The first time I put the Trek hoof boot on…
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My horses are barefoot since the beginning (9 years) and they are healthy and happy! I bought a new mare that had shoes. After removing them, she was slow and was looking for grass under her hooves. When I received her Cavallo Hoof Boots, I tried them just to see if they would fit and…
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If you were at the Pacific Hoof Care Practitioners (PHCP) conference last weekend, you were among the select few getting some amazing training in hoof care. Greg and I were thrilled to meet all you dedicated, smart and vibrant hoof care professionals. Cavallo quickly stepped up to show our support and admiration by sponsoring this…
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Has a Navicular diagnosis got you and your horse down? A Pain Free Life When treating a horse with Navicular disease, keeping your horse barefoot can encourage the blood to circulate with ease through the proper channels, carrying a host of nutrients throughout the hoof. The barefoot hoof can flex and expand to allow shock…
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Is NOW Your Time? For many of us this year, the Summer lasted on into the Fall, and we’re now just starting to feel the cooler weather rolling in. Unwelcome flashbacks of slush and snow are returning to mind, as we’re slowly (and somewhat reluctantly!) accepting this time of change. But the change to Winter can bring…
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