Directions for UseCrack RepairUse on cracked heels, very dry hooves, fine sand cracks and when horse is standing in excess moisture such as very wet paddocks.Ensure hoof is clean. Apply by taking a small amount on your fingertips and rubbing into the hoof. Do not apply to a wet hoof. Allow horse to stand in a dry area so hoof dries out then apply. After application allow the horse to stand so absorption occurs into the cell structure before releasing horse.
Fly & Mozzie GuardRecommended that the application of this cream should be applied to a small area first as it contains essential oils.Apply a small amount on exposed areas and rub in. Apply to horse by rubbing a small amount to fingertips then apply to the horse around face, ears, body and legs. Warning - Do apply close to eyes or around nostrils of horse. 
HoofStikEnsure that the damaged area is clean. If not use Hoof wash to clean out the area. Rub the HoofStik against the hoof wall where it is damaged Use finger to mould the wax into and around the damaged area. Coverage only needs to be thin to be effective. Do not re-apply unless the wax has absorbed in from the surface. Contains tea tree Oil and Eucalyptus Oils that assist in the killing of bacteria.
Hoof MoisturiserInitially apply for several days, once a day. Allow the moisturiser to absorb into the cell structure before releasing the horse to its paddock. Do not apply to a wet hoof as it will not absorb as readily.After several applications, a lustre will be noticed in the hoof wall. Once this appears, apply when required, depending on the conditions the horse is placed in. Dry weather requires more applications (2 or 3 times a week) compared to wet weather (may not require any applications).
Hoof WashTo be used as an antiseptic spray on the hoof that has been affected by thrush, white line (seedy toe) or other bacterial/fungal infections. May also be used to treat skin conditions such as Rain Scald (spray on affected areas until scratching has stopped).Warning - do not apply to open wounds as it may sting.
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