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Ideally suited to the varying British weather, Kevin Bacon's Hoof Dressing comprehensively protects hooves, preventing saturation from water infiltration in wet weather whilst also maintaining ideal moisture levels in dry weather. Maintaining optimum internal hoof conditions, hooves are kept supple, elastic and split/crack resilient. Kevin Bacon's Hoof Dressing is also designed to guard against bacteria, forming a physical barrier that encourages healthy horn growth. A tar based product, it is enriched with 10% added vegetable tar.
Using the same, famous formula but in an easy to apply liquid form, Kevin Bacon's Liquid Hoof Dressing is sold with an applicator brush included. Providing lasting protection and support for all hooves, it is a tradition and trusted formula with proven beneficial effects.
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Excellent service
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A good product that keeps my horses feet in good condition and one my farrier recommends
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Very good
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Excellent product that I use all year round, as opposed to hoof “oil” that sits on the surface of the hoof this actually is absorbed to nourish the foot.
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It’s the best hoof dressing I’ve used
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Below are some recent questions we've received regarding Kevin Bacons Hoof Dressing for Horses, including answers from our team.
Pam
Farrier says liquid dressing better for winter as barrier against wet conditions but have heard from others it is just the same product but oil easier to put on in cold conditions. Want a barrier to prevent hooves getting too soft in wet muddy field. Is there any difference and is oil version more effective in preventing wet penetrating hoof wall? Any advice welcome thanks
Hi Pam,
Thank you for your question.
I have spoken to the manufacturers who have assured me that both the liquid and the oil dressing are exactly the same.
Hope that helps,
VioVet.
dawn
Hi whats the difference between the original and the tar based hoof dressing, read some where tar based better for mud in winter any truth in this?? Many thanks dawn
The hoof dressing original or black are the same, it's just that the tar based one has natural black coloring with a light antibacterial effect. The important thing is that the product without tar, is not very effective on and under the hooves.
