Cavallo Hoof Boots Videos

In April 2019, Cavallo went plastic-free with all Hoof Boot Pad packaging. Carole Herder checks out the new minimal cardboard packaging at the Cavallo factory. Carole shares: “Our customers are forward-thinking and care about the environment. The response to this initiative was incredible, and we hope other equestrian companies follow suit in reducing single-use plastic.”

“Thank you so much! My 27-year-old, arthritic, sore-footed old man LOVES his Cavallo Boots! I’ve attached a video of him playing and running, which he rarely did prior!” – Rebecca Russell

Apache had a bout of laminitis earlier in the year, and has come through very nicely with her Cavallo Hoof Boots! Allison is very pleased!

Winter, Spring, Summer and Fall – Cavallo’s got you covered! All terrain and all weather – there’s nothing to stop you with your Cavallo Hoof Boots in action. UK Dressage Rider, Sue Grice, puts her boots to the test every month of the year – and here’s the proof!

These before-and-after videos left us in tears. Horse owners felt hopeless until Cavallo boots arrived: “She’d be in a very dark place without these boots. They’re comforting for her — and for me too. I hope others with recurring abscesses and thin soles find hope in these boots.” – Chelsea

Laminitis had Sue Grice’s horse, Frodo, down for the count until he gave it the boot – the Cavallo Hoof BOOT, that is! Is your horse suffering from Laminitis? Did you know how much Cavallo Hoof Boots can help reduce pain and discomfort and help to get your horse active again?

Ayasha the Trail Mini Uses her CLB horse hoof boots to keep up with the Big Horses on the Trails! Nothing stops this little gal, and she’s even rocking a Cavallo visor to keep the sun out of her eyes!!

Watch the faces light up when Honey’s Mini Therapy Adventures enter the room! These little therapy horses wouldn’t normally have safe footing on these indoor floors, but their Cavallo CLB Boots offer perfect traction, allowing them to move freely and SOCIALIZE happily!

Chris Cox tells Carole Herder about an exciting new program called Lead Changes on his ranch in Wyoming that helps children who have experienced trauma and abuse enjoy life and learn a different outlook by caring for and working with horses.