Stance Biotin Extra Strength

Extra-Strength Biotin Hoof Supplement

Stance Biotin Extra Strength (Stance Essentials) is a concentrated biotin supplement providing 1000 mg/kg biotin for hoof quality, integrity and healthy growth, as well as healthy skin and coat.

Designed for horses with poor, brittle, cracking or splitting hooves and those in long-term hoof rehabilitation programs.

Supplied as a powder with a 10 g scoop.

Why Biotin?

Biotin is a B-group vitamin involved in forming keratin, a key structural protein in the hoof wall, skin and hair. Supplementation has been shown to support hoof quality in horses with poor or compromised hooves when fed consistently over an extended period.

Long-Term Supplementation Is Key

Hooves grow slowly, so changes are not immediate. For poor hoof quality, feed consistently for at least 6–12 months or longer to allow new horn to grow down from the coronary band, alongside regular farrier care and a balanced diet.

Ideal For

• Horses with poor or brittle hooves
• Cracking, splitting or easily damaged hooves
• Long-term hoof rehabilitation programs
• Performance and working horses where hoof quality is a priority
• Skin and coat support

Key Benefits

• Extra-strength biotin – 1000 mg/kg
• Supports healthy hoof growth and keratin formation
• May help improve hoof quality and integrity
• Supports healthy skin and coat
• Suitable for long-term daily use
• Easy to add to feed

Feeding Rate

Introduce gradually over about two weeks. Add to the daily feed, dividing between morning and evening where possible. 1 scoop = 10 g.

• 500 kg horse – morning feed: ½–1½ scoops (5–15 g)
• 500 kg horse – evening feed: ½–1½ scoops (5–15 g)

Adjust according to the manufacturer's recommendations for the individual horse.

Build Better Hooves from Within

Stance Biotin Extra Strength provides concentrated, long-term support for stronger, healthier hooves and a healthy coat.

Always provide unrestricted access to clean, fresh water. Persistent cracking, soreness, abnormal growth or significant deterioration should be investigated by a veterinarian or qualified farrier. Read the label before use.