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One special case, a horse named Biene (meaning bee in German). She is a 25 year old Haflinger mare with big, brown, doey eyes and is a real fighter. Biene transited successfully back to barefoot after a speedy laminitis recovery.
Feeding and Caring for Laminitis
In this blog post, Equine Scientist and FormaHoof Team member Lisa, will explain, what laminitis is, how it occurs and how you can help reduce the risk to your horse through the right feed and nutrition.
On the back of their tremendous success Formahoof have enhanced and extended their sponsorship with Tramore racecourse for 2021.
Recovering from hoof cracks with FormaHoof
FormaHoof as a liquid fit, reusable mould process is giving owners, vets, farriers and equine podiatrists a highly effective way to halt cracks in their tracks.
Laminitis in broodmares
Using FormaHoof to manage such chronic laminitis cases dramatically improves quality of life for both the horse and everyone in the horse care group!
FormaHoof launches Flex Mesh
A great thing has just got better with the launch of FormaHoof Flex Mesh!
FormaHoof goes Endurance
FormaHoof can provide much-needed protection as part of a winter hoof care regime to help combat the many challenges of winter.
Horse breeders hoof care guide
Effective hoof care management is crucial for the health of stallions, broodmares and foals. Chek out FormaHoof's tips for various hoof related scenarios in the reproduction cycle.
The importance of comparing “apples with apples”
Take the right approach when considering a FormaHoof treatment for your horse.
Winter Hoof Health with FormaHoof
FormaHoof can provide much-needed protection as part of a winter hoof care regime to help combat the many challenges of winter.
Cotterel Polo Farms – A farm at the cutting edge of polo training
Foot welfare is so important across all equine disciplines, including polo. Polo Times UK caught up with FormaHoof & Cotterel Polo to see how problem feet might be treated.
FormaHoof Academy is Open for Enrolment!
The FormaHoof Academy gives equine professionals the chance to tackle various hoof-related problems and become a FormaHoof Certified Applicator.
How much does a FormaHoof Application cost?
Not an easy question! Gain some insider information on the FormaHoof product pricing and find out, why we consider our products as cost-efficient offering exceptional value for money...
Recovery journey with FormaHoof from loss of hoof capsule
Severe accidents happen everywhere, but this recovery journey of Muffin after the loss of the hoof capsule gives hope to many.
FormaHoof treatment for laminitis
How FormaHoof (and a lot of love and support from her dedicated new owner) has given Libby The Canadian a new lease of life!
FormaHoof Ltd is pleased to announce it’s support for The Irish Horse Welfare Trust, Ireland’s largest dedicated equine charity.
Treating Navicular Disease with FormaHoof
Navicular disease is one of the most common causes of chronic forelimb lameness. This case study shows options to treat Navicular disease with FormaHoof.
Negative Plantar Angle (NPA) by Yogi Sharp, UK
Negative Plantar Angle has been linked to many higher pathologies by peer-reviewed studies and has been linked to...
Tramore racecourse have signed an agreement with Waterford based company FormaHoof Ltd. to sponsor all best turned out prizes until the end of 2020.
White Line Disease recovery with FormaHoof
White Line Disease recovery progress after the first FormaHoof application...
The right FormaHoof size
Not an easy question! Gain some insider information on the FormaHoof product pricing and find out, why we consider our products as cost-efficient offering exceptional value for money...
Laminitis in Stallions by Dr. Bruce Buenger, USA
The next day the horse’s entire attitude changed - no pain, moving better, strutted to the collection phantom and his subsequent collections doubled in output...