Horse Hoof Care: Equine Tuff Stuff by Mustad at Drs Foster and Smith

*	Strengthen brittle, shelly, mushy, or cracked horse hoof walls
*	Acetone-based solution maintains natural moisture levels in hooves
*	Creates a beautiful shine that guards against fungus and bacteria

Create tough, conditioned, and beautiful horse hooves with ease. Acetone-based hoof conditioner contains a unique cellulose-bonding agent to help retain moisture within the hoof walls. Works with the hoof, unlike many oil-based conditioners that coat the hoof's exterior surface with a protective barrier that simply prevents water absorption. Actually helps naturally strengthen the hoof wall with every application. Perfect for brittle, shelly, mushy, or cracked hoof walls. Helps guard against fungus, bacteria, and damage from caustic solutions. Simply apply weekly to shod or unshod hooves. Instant-dry formula does not collect dust or bedding and creates a beautiful, show-quality shine. Versatile design is a must for wet or dry weather. 7.5 oz bottle.

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Use Instructions:
Hoof must be dry and clean. Apply once a week to each hoof from 1/2 to one inch above nail clinch to shoe or ground surface. Do not use on coronary band or bulbs of heels. To toughen shod or unshod hooves, aid in moisture retentions, strengthen soft or mushy hooves, or use as a show cosmetic: clean hoof with soap and water. Allow to dry. Apply one or two applications for a glass like shine. To tighten or prevent loosening of shoes: apply as needed to fill wear space of nail tack and old tracks after shoeing.

Active Ingredients:
Dimethyl Ketone, Toluene, Nitro Cellulose, Ethyl Acetate, Butyl Acetate, Lactol Spirits, Amyl Acetate, Isopropanol.

Cautions:
While applying, position yourself and bottle where horse cannot strike or kick you. If you are not sure which position is safe, ask your veterinarian or farrier. This product contains acetone. Use in well ventilated area away from all sparks and open flames. In case of eye contact, flush immediately with plenty of water for at least 15 minutes and seek medical attention. To remove from skin, immediately wash thoroughly with soap and water. If inhaled, immediately seek fresh air. If swallowed, seek medical attention.

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