Horse Sole Hardener for Toughening the Sole and Frog, 4 oz Iodine-Based Equine Hoof Care Formula

Give thin, bruised, or sore equine feet focused care using Durasole Sole Hardener. This concentrated, iodine-based preparation thickens and toughens the exfoliating sole and frog while leaving the proximal sensitive sole unaffected.

It suits horses working or performing in hostile environments as well as horses transitioning from shoes to barefoot. The dropwise application lets you treat the dry sole and frog according to how much they can absorb.

Key Features

• The formula swells and thickens the cell membranes of the exfoliating sole, supporting a tougher sole and frog where working horses need it.
• Its concentrated preparation means a small amount goes a long way, making it practical for daily use during the initial treatment period and less frequent maintenance afterward.
• Antibacterial and antifungal properties support hoof-care routines for thrush and White Line Disease when aerobic conditions are established and maintained at the infection site.
• The preparation is formulated not to affect the proximal sensitive sole, keeping application focused on the exfoliating sole and frog.
• Daily application for one to two weeks builds toward the desired hardness; once- or twice-weekly use then maintains the routine.

Specifications

• Brand: Durasole
• Size: 4 oz
• Animal: Horse
• Formulation: Iodine-based preparation
• Application area: Dry sole and frog
• Directions: Apply dropwise and spread using a small brush.
• Initial frequency: Daily for 1 to 2 weeks.
• Maintenance frequency: Once or twice a week.
• Ingredients: Isopropyl Alcohol, Formalin, Iodine, Potassium Iodide, Tannic Acid and Acetone.
• Safety: Wear gloves and safety lenses during application, and do not inhale vapors.

Apply only as much as the dry sole and frog will absorb at one time. Used according to the stated schedule, this concentrated hardener fits neatly into ongoing hoof care for working horses, barefoot transitions, and horses with thin or bruised feet.