We found Hoof Soak to work on a stubborn abscess when repeated Epsom salts failed. We still had to repeat it a few times and it is expensive. We also bought the soaking boot and that was a far better experience than using a bucket-especially for a large Friesian mnare with an attitude.

Had been fighting an abscess on my 23 yr old gelding for a week with no relief, saw this and purchased it as a hail mary and let me tell you...within 48 hrs he was back to normal! I knew when i lifted his hoof out of the soak and saw what was in the soak that it had done something! Only draw back is that you need to use a gallon of water for one treatment so you end up throwing most of it out if using a hoof soak bag. This will now be a staple in my barn!

Strong odor but does the job!

Thrush, white line, infected heel cracks? This will clean and kill all the microorganisms without stinging or damaging the healthy tissue. Rehab farriers use to swear by Clean Trax for this job, but that company no longer exists, and this is a very good alternative. A half hour soak and good to go. Enough for two feet. I managed to get four hooves out of the two pack