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Hoof Dressing 32 Ounce - Model 088-30300/hfdr00t03 With Applicator

SKU #276707 Model #17832051

UPC #025784303000

Hoof Dressing 32 Ounce - Model 088-30300/hfdr00t03 With Applicator
Regular Price
$ 10.99

Subject to availability and seasonality from suppliers. If we cannot get it, you will be notified and refunded.
Key Features
AI Generated
  • A barrier coating prevents soil and water from penetrating the hoof wall.
  • The integrated applicator lets you reach every nook of the hoof easily.
  • At OXFORD FEED & LUMBER in OXFORD, PA riders rely on this formula for dry‑free hooves.
  • A heritage brand since 1895, Fiebing's continues to set the standard in hoof care.
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Description

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Fiebing Hoof Dressing is a premium solution designed to maintain and enhance the health of your horse's hooves. This 32-ounce dressing is formulated to provide a protective barrier against moisture and dirt, ensuring that your horse's hooves remain strong and resilient. The included applicator makes it easy to apply the dressing evenly, promoting optimal hoof health.

Key Features:
- Size: 32 ounces (1 quart)
- Model Number: 088-30300/HFDR00T03
- Includes applicator for easy application
- Helps maintain healthy hooves and feet
- Protects against moisture and dirt
- Ideal for regular hoof care and maintenance
- Suitable for all horse breeds and hoof types

Use Cases:
Fiebing Hoof Dressing is perfect for horse owners looking to provide their animals with the best hoof care possible. Regular application can help prevent cracking and dryness, making it an essential part of your horse grooming routine. Whether you are preparing for a show or simply want to ensure your horse's hooves are in top condition, this dressing is a reliable choice.

Specifications

SKU 276707UPC 025784303000
Model Number 17832051Brand Animal Health International