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Unique formula promotes the growth of strong healthy hooves. Double strength biotin with essential vitamins and minerals to increase hoof structural integrity and induce cell regeneration.
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| FEI/Jockey Club Legal? | Yes |
| How long will it last? (average size horse at maintenance rate) | Approx 30 days (750g) Approx 80 days (2kg) Approx 200 days (5kg) |
| Average cost per day? (Approx) | 63p (750g) 54p (2kg) 51p (5kg) |
| Suitable for use during pregnancy? | Yes |
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Excellent.Extra Biotin improves quality of.hoof.Feet now last full 4 weeks with shoes on.Better growth.
Customer recommends this product
Great product, high biotin content. Farrier says horn quality has improved
Customer recommends this product
Excellent product has twice as much biotin than some other products. Violet price and service second to none as usual.
Customer recommends this product
It’s hard to properly review this product as my horse hasn’t been on it for too long. I bought it because my new horses feet don’t have a lot of growth on them. He was stabled for 24hrs a day at his old yard and is now turned out 24/7 so it’s been a shock for his poor feet. They are already starting to look better and (touch wood) he still has all shoes on so somethings working!
Customer recommends this product
Have used Hoof First for a number of years and it certainly seems to help keep the hooves in good condition
Customer recommends this product
Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Horse First Hoof First for Horses, including answers from our team.
Sue Richards
is this product safe for ponies prone to laminitis and has ems?
As you are already under the direction of a vet, unfortunately we are unable to provide any further advice. We would suggest that you contact your vet on this occasion as they already have a treatment plan set out for you.
