🐴 Yeezo Easy Use Hoof Soaking Boot: Ultimate Care for Equine Hooves with EVA Pad & Elastic Bands Review

My horse has three abscesses and for the last seven days I have soaked his feet in a bucket. He doesn't like the idea so I ordered a hoof boot and it's a life saver.

Loved the reinforced base - easy on and off, easy to fit - could be left to my big boy to eat so with a deep abscess we got 2 good baths a day. would recommend.

I have a Mustang Make Over Mustang. It's sweet and complex. I've had him for ten years. She had numerous abscesses. I never managed to get his hooves wet until I found this hoof boot.

flexible, easy to handle, has a hard foam pad that my horse likes to stand on. This seems to work well for soaking a sore hoof. I just used Trax White Line Cleaning Solution. The flexibility of the material makes it easy to use and also lets it sag, but the added Velcro solves that problem. I don't know if the flexibility of the material makes it less durable over time. Very important.

So far this wet boot has been very durable for a horse that doesn't stand still. Harnesses must be installed before putting them on your horse. I found the top strap very difficult to tighten. The middle and bottom straps are not fixed and are sort of turned inside out. You need to organize and prepare the straps before putting the boot on. However, they were too loose for the restless horse, and the boot slipped and almost fell off. I gave up and attached the boot with veterinary tape, which…

Fighting white line disease in my mare. She has it in all four legs. We use Clean Trax, which requires each hoof to be soaked for 45 minutes, and we also soak the hoof in Epsom salts. The bag is in very good condition. Luckily my mare has a calm demeanor so she stands by her treatment. Positioning the pillow correctly can be a challenge, especially on the back legs. I recommend positioning the pouch and then adding the soaking. When moving, the bag can also slip off with straps, but the liquid…

The boot came on time, the packaging is reliable. This review is for the boot itself. There are no strap holders securing it around the leg. As the horse moves, the weight of the water causes the boot to slide down and allows the hoof to slide over the sidewall of the boot. Also, the elastics are too soft for the stiffness of the boot material and too long to be tightened. It's better than a bucket, but not by much. The horse should still stand perfectly still, as if drenched in a bucket. This…

Yes the boot works but not that durable. We used this boot on a Hereford bull with a bad foot along with some blue vitriol. It worked like magic which means I saved some money as I didn't have to get an antibiotic shot! The downside is that the boot is really disposable and by day 4 our bull had rubbed a hole in the side. So if you decide to take this route to treat an injury or foot problem, just know that this product is truly versatile. An alternative is the Tingley welly with gorilla tape…