Ranvet Hoof Food

Biotin Hoof Growth Promoter & Strengthener

Ranvet Hoof Food is a hoof growth promoter and strengthener that supplies the daily biotin requirement (15 mg per 30 g scoop) plus all other co-factors essential for healthy hoof growth and repair.

Designed for horses with cracked walls, contracted heels, thin or bruised soles, seedy toe, split frogs, laminitis and dry, shelly feet, as well as routine hoof maintenance.

Supplied as a highly palatable powder with a 30 g measure, in 600 g (one horse for 20 days), 2 kg (one horse for 66 days) and 20 kg (four horses for 165 days) packs.

Active Constituents (per kg)

Ideal For

• Cracked walls and hoof defects
• Contracted heels
• Thin or bruised soles
• Seedy toe and split frogs
• Laminitis
• Dry, shelly feet
• Pregnant mares in the last trimester

Key Benefits

• Supplies daily biotin, replenishing this water-soluble B vitamin
• Zinc, methionine, sulphur, choline, magnesium and gelatin for optimum hoof wall growth
• Improves hoof strength and resilience
• Allows cracks and defects to repair and grow out
• Regenerates normal hoof wall growth
• Reduces tender soles and dry, brittle walls
• Promotes a stronger, healthier hoof and sole
• Can be used with topical treatments such as Ranvet Coronaid
• Highly palatable and easily mixed into the ration

Feeding Rate

Mix thoroughly through dry feed daily. One level measure holds 30 g.

• Specific use: 30 g daily
• Routine use: 15 g daily
• Pregnant mares (last trimester): 60 g daily

Overall improvement in hoof horn growth and strength generally occurs within 3–5 months. In severe hoof damage and very large horses, continue for 9–12 months or longer.

Complete Hoof Support

Ranvet Hoof Food delivers biotin and every key hoof-building co-factor to grow stronger, healthier feet from the coronet down.

Feed according to the manufacturer's directions and always read the label before use. Lameness, laminitis and serious hoof defects should be managed with your veterinarian and farrier; consult them or Ranvet if your horse is unwell, pregnant or on other treatment.