Rain Maker Hoof Dressing 32 Oz

Keep your horse's hooves ready for the ride with Farnam Rain Maker. Farnam Rain Maker is specially formulated to moisturize, condition and protect horse hooves from dryness and damage that can be caused by dry weather or dusty stables. Using a triple action formula, it attracts, absorbs and retains moisture, helping problems like cracks, splits and contracted heels. It keeps hooves supple and resilient so they are able to handle daily stressors and activity with ease. This hoof dressing and conditioner adds a long-lasting shine, leaving hooves with a natural glossy, lustrous appearance. It comes with a built-in brush for ease-of-use, with most hooves responding favorably to application once or twice a week.

• PROTECTS AGAINST DAMAGE caused by dry weather and dusty stables; supports hoof suppleness so hooves can absorb daily stresses
• ATTRACT, ABSORB AND RETAIN moisture in your horse's hooves to help prevent cracks, splits and contracted heels
• GLOSSY FINISH enhances the sheen of your horse's hooves, leaving them with a lustrous appearance
• TRIPLE-ACTION FORMULA contains natural ingredients including Neatsfoot Oil, Petrolatum and Glycerine that help support revitalized, resilient hooves.
• EASY APPLICATION; simply brush on hooves as needed with built-in brush

Before applying Rain Maker Hoof Moisturizer and Conditioner, be sure the sole and wall of the hoof are clean and dry. Pick out the soles and clefts of the frog to remove any foreign matter. First, using the handy applicator brush provided, work Rain Maker Hoof Moisturizer and Conditioner into the frog, the sole and over the bulbs of the heel. Next, apply to the hoof wall to aid in restoration of the periople (protective coating of the horn), retard moisture loss and give the hoof a natural sheen. Using the applicator brush, also massage Rain Maker Hoof Moisturizer and Conditioner into the coronary band to approximately one inch above the hoof wall. Repeat treatment as needed. Most hoofs respond favorably to an application once or twice a week.