Equine Hoof Soaker Boot

I just replaced one I've been using for a couple of years. The first was still intact, but the fabric had developed a hole so the soaking liquid was seeping out. That's my only complaint, and it's not really much of a problem. I could probably have patched the tiny hole (and might still do that) in the original, but I thought it couldn't hurt to have another one on hand for two-footed soaking. What I like about this boot is that it is soooo easy to apply. My Most-Likely-To-Abscess gelding is a bear about my fussing over his feet. He'd upended many a bucket before I found this product. The neck of the boot opens more than wide enough for a big foot like his to go in without forcing, and the boot holds enough soaking liquid to do the job. The velcro straps are quick to close and easy to open. They do get a little crusty, but a spare is included. We all know how velcro is when dirt gets stuck in it. The horse doesn't object to standing with this boot on, which means I've been able to soak him for as much as a couple of hours if necessary when he was having a bout of laminitis. I shorted the boot one star because I'd like the velcro to be wider so it is even easier to apply. I haven't had much use for the drawstring. The vinyl inside the boot is too stiff to really gather without a lot of wrestling. So I just slip it on, do up the velcro, and call it a soak.

I bought this boot to soak the hind foot of our gelding that had a hoof abscess. Although he would stand in a bucket as soon as we took our hand off he would pull his foot out. He was great putting the boot on and patiently wating while we filled it with a warm solution. This worked great he lifted his foot one time and the boot of course went with him. We got many uses out of it and his hoof is healed and our backs are not sore! This soaker boot made the job a snap for me.

Let's face it, horses do not always know what's good for them. A ten minute foot soak can end up taking thirty minutes, when they constantly jerk their foot out of the bucket and invariably knock it over, spilling the soaking solution everywhere. Wasteful and inefficient! This soaking boot is super-easy to put on and even if your horse lifts her foot up, it stays in place. Some soaking solution will spill out, of course, but it's simple to add more. It's also sturdy and the removeable pad holds the boot's shape and cushions a painful abcess. Worth every penny as far as I'm concerned.

I bought this to soak my MFT's hoof after the farrier found white line disease. It is working great, I use it 4 days a week to soak and DuraSole the other 3 days. Fortunately my horse Boots is so great, we just use the solution for that day (we alternate a salt/vinegar solution and a copper sulfate solution), pour it in the boot, clean the hoof, slide the boot on, put the hoof down and tighten it up. Sometimes we let him graze a bit, sometimes we groom. He doesn't even care that it's there. Simply pour out the solution, rinse it and hang to dry.

The soaker boot worked just as I had hoped. It was easy to use. Horse responded well to it. Ready to use again if needed. I rated it 5 stars.

bought this to soak my horses foot she had a major infection and had been on iv antibiotics. Her frog fell out and I had to have a semi-permanent cover, I used a Cavallo boot and this over it. Kept the majority of the dirt and muck out of it while she roamed around the pasture took it off and washed it and soaked the foot daily for a week. The wrap held up tremendously well under a lot of wear and pressure I was very pleased with it.

These stay on wonderful to soak feet. Would buy again

If you have ever used the homemade remedies for something to use to soak your horses foot like bucket, inner tube, or IV bag you will appreciate this Hoof soaker. It was just too easy, I loved it.

Bought this cause my horse was having hoof problems. Love how it fits, how it cleans up. Would recommend this!

I have not had to use the boot yet but did try it on. It's a little staffer than I anticipated and not as high up on the leg as I hoped. The pull string is very hard to tighten but hope will loosen up with use and velcro straps help hold wrap tight around leg.

soaking a donkey's hoof in a bucket is nearly impossible but with the soaker boot it was very easy.

We recently purchased two Hoof Wraps Soaker Boots for our geriatric quarter horse having severe issues with both front feet. We went from alternating soaking in a bucket requiring two people for an hour, to putting these on, filling them up and leaving him in a stall to eat, drink and relax while his feet soaked. Great value for the money and you will never look back to soaking in buckets.

I bought these to treat white line issues. That are wonderful! Make the task so much easier and virtually no mess at all. We soak while the horse eats and it goes very well! So glad I made the purchase. They have held up beautifully too!!

I've used the hoof wrap soaker boot several times already and though it seeps a little after ~4 uses, its still so much easier to put on and take off. If the seeping bothers me I take a 2 gallon zip lock plastic bag and line the boot. Works great...eventually will tear, just use another one. But most times I don't bother with the plastic bag.

On the recommendation of a friend, who has had hers for about a year, I bought the Hoof Wraps Soaker Boot. It is a great product, simple to put on, stays on and does not leak even if the mule stomps around a little bit. Such a great idea! Makes soaking hooves much less of an ordeal for all concerned.

After borrowing another brand of boot that, while taller, my horse kept pulling his leg out of it, I decided to buy this instead. Once adjusted properly, this boot stayed on even when he tried to walk off! I suggest adding the soak after putting the boot on the horse, then adjusting the straps, otherwise the foam pad will float and you will have trouble putting the hoof in.

I'm having to soak my Arabian's hoof several times a week and so far the boot is holding up very well. I've been using for about a month now and can see no degradation of the seams.

I bought the boot to soak for white line... my horse is perfectly happy to stand in the boot and munch hay.  It holds the soaking material. 

Overall a good product, strong fabric, was a little difficult to get tightened and fastened. Will fit a wide range of hoof sizes.

The soaker boot worked very well even with my horse trying to stomp it off. Needed readjustment a couple as he was aggressively trying to get rid of it. Would buy it again, fit well and stayed on.