With hoof avulsion, part of the hoof wall detaches or becomes severely damaged. This can be painful and cause a horse to move less easily or go lame.
The cause may vary. Trauma or damage to the hoof may play a role, but the quality of the hoof horn, hoof care, nutrition and certain underlying health problems can also be influential.
What happens in case of evisceration?
When a part of the hoof wall becomes damaged or detaches, the hoof loses some of its natural protection and stability. Depending on the severity, the horse may become sensitive or lame.
Good guidance by a vet and farrier or hoof specialist is therefore important. They can assess what the cause is and what treatment and hoof care are required.
Nutrition also deserves attention. New hoof horn grows slowly and the body needs various nutrients for its normal development and quality.
What can Unique CL20 add?
Unique CL20 Balance Booster provides daily nutritional support for, among other things, hoof health, metabolism and natural hormone balance.
The formula includes, among other things:
- 21 mg of biotin per 30 ml daily dose
- Zinc as an essential trace element that contributes, amongst other things, to the maintenance of normal skin and hoof
- B vitamins that play a role in normal metabolic processes
- A combination of other vitamins, minerals and botanical ingredients
- 100% sugar-free, making CL20 also suitable for the diets of horses where sugar intake requires extra attention
CL20 cannot repair a damaged hoof or make it grow back. However, as part of a good diet nutritionally support normal hoof horn formation and quality.
A damaged hoof mainly needs time, good hoof care and the right guidance. From the inside out, you can ensure that the building blocks for new hoof growth are available.
