Skin & Hoof

Hoof and skin quality are structural issues as much as cosmetic ones — a horse standing on cracked, brittle, or slow-growing hooves is carrying every stride on a weaker foundation, and skin that lacks resilience is more prone to irritation, cracking, and slow-healing minor wounds. This category supports both through targeted nutrition: biotin and sulphur-bearing amino acids like methionine and cystine for keratin production in hoof horn and coat, MSM for connective tissue and structural integrity, and antioxidants to protect tissue under everyday wear. These products suit horses with visibly poor hoof quality, slow hoof growth, brittle walls prone to chipping, or those recovering from a structural hoof issue under farrier care. Because hoof horn grows slowly from the coronary band down, visible improvement from supplementation takes months, not weeks — this is a long-horizon investment best paired with consistent farrier work and correct footing management, not a quick fix for an acute problem.