Equidae horse hoof spray to clean dirty hooves and treat horse hoof thrush

Hoof Cleanse Spray

Equidae Botanical Horse Care

$37.50

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Hoof Cleanse Spray

A natural botanical mist designed for regular use on the hoof, frog, and sole. Featuring a carefully selected combination of essential oils and plant-based extracts, this convenient spray supports hoof freshness and is ideal for use in wet or muddy conditions.

Designed to help maintain the external condition of the hoof wall, sole, and frog - ideal for use after picking out hooves or post-exercise. Crafted without harsh chemicals, Hoof Cleanse Spray fits easily into your horse’s daily care routine. Simply spray onto the hoof after cleaning to help maintain external hoof condition and comfort, especially in damp environments or when stabling frequently.

🌿 Why You’ll Love It:

Made with 100% natural ingredients
Convenient fine mist spray application with no rinse required
Absorbs easily without leaving a slippery residue.
Pairs well with natural hoof oils and butters to support an overall care routine for healthy-looking hooves
Free from synthetic fragrances or preservatives
Packaged in a chemical-free spray bottle for simple, mess-free application.

Perfect for: Horses exposed to wet paddocks or high-traffic footing, shared yards, stable flooring, soft footing that may affect hoof freshness - or for routine hoof maintenance.

Shake well before use.

Clean and dry the hoof thoroughly prior to each application. Spray Hoof Cleanse Spray directly onto the white line, sole, and frog area once or twice daily as part of your regular hoof care routine.

Avoid spraying on the coronet band.

STORAGE:

Close the cap securely after each use. Store in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight to preserve product quality.

CAUTION:

For external equine use only. Keep out of reach of children. Avoid contact with eyes, lips, or sensitive areas (human and equine). In the rare event of an adverse reaction, discontinue use immediately and consult your veterinarian. Wash hands thoroughly after application.

BOTANICAL INGREDIENTS

Castor Oil, Aloe Vera Juice, Tea Tree Leaf Extract Essential oils of Oregano Leaf, Sweet Orange Peel, Clove and Thyme.

Hoof Cleanse Spray – Frequently Asked Questions

What is Hoof Cleanse Spray used for?

Hoof Cleanse Spray is a topical hoof spray designed to support general hoof cleanliness and routine maintenance, especially in moist or variable environments.

How often should I apply it?

You can apply Hoof Cleanse Spray once or twice daily, depending on your horse's environment and hoof condition. It’s particularly helpful when used after cleaning the hooves.

Can I use it on the coronet band?

We recommend avoiding direct application to the coronet band. Focus on the sole, frog, and white line areas for best results.

Is it safe for daily use?

Yes, Hoof Cleanse Spray is made with naturally derived ingredients and is suitable for regular use as part of a standard hoof care routine.

Does it help with strong odours from the hoof?

Yes, many customers find it useful in managing unpleasant hoof odours, especially in damp or muddy conditions.

What’s the difference between Hoof Cleanse Spray and your Hoof Butter or Hoof Oil?

Hoof Cleanse Spray is a liquid spray designed for targeted application to the sole and frog, especially in wet or high-traffic environments. Hoof Butter is a thicker conditioning balm, and Hoof Oil is a daily moisturising treatment for overall hoof health and shine.

Can I use this alongside other hoof care products?

Absolutely. Hoof Cleanse Spray complements your routine and can be used with other topical hoof treatments like Hoof Butter and Hoof Oil.

What does it smell like?

It has a clean, botanical scent thanks to the essential oils of tea tree, eucalyptus, and peppermint.

Our products are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. No therapeutic claim is made. Our supplements and grooming range are for animal use only. Discontinue use if irritation occurs and consult your veterinarian.