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£5.50 to £8.99
Gold Label Stockholm Tar has 3 formulations. Stockholm Tar Spray is a traditional application for disinfectant of the sole and frog area. The pressure spray ensures deep penetration.
The Stockholm tar Liquid is a traditional application for disinfectant of the sole and frog area. Designed for horses who do not like the noise of the spray.
Gold Label Stockholm Tar Thick is the original solid and traditional Tar.
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Works fine on goats foot to protect it. Shame the lid was broken in the post
Customer recommends this product
This product has really improved the condition of Boomers hooves. Would highly recommend
Customer recommends this product
completely cleaned and dried up my horse's feet that have been ongoing damp/thrush for ages despite trying different hoof oils and cleaning and the liquid stockholm tar- the spray was perfect for getting into the frog and deeper parts where it was most needed. great value
Customer recommends this product
Easy to use and works wonders on my cobs hooves and frogs
Customer recommends this product
Great product bought after reading about it in a article connected to laminitis foot care. Would recommend it
Customer recommends this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Gold Label Stockholm Tar, including answers from our team.
Vanessa
Is this 100% pine tar or is this mixed with something else?
Hello,
Thank you for your question.
The thick tar in a 450g can is 100% stockholm tar, however the liquid is a blend of stockholm tar and rapeseed oil.
I hope this helps!
VioVet.
Helen Diamond
My dog keeps getting interdigital furuncles (cysts). Can this product be used on dogs' paws and might it help prevent these cysts? Would it make a mess of my carpets?!
This is intended for horses, is not normally used on dogs and I think it would make a mess of the carpets, so I would not recommend it! A prescription anti-inflammatory/antibiotic cream might be best, so I would check with your vet.
