Equine One Hoof Mender
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Buying tip:Keep a hoof kit together. Store the Hoof Mender oil, the putty and the EquiDust powder in the same place so they are ready for farrier day. Match the container to your use: Equine One sells Hoof Mender Putty in 12 oz and 18 oz, Hoof Mender oil in 32 oz and 1 gallon, and the powders in 7 oz.
Equine One Hoof Mender oil and Hoof Mender Putty
Equine One Hoof Mender comes as an oil and as a putty. Both are built on birch bark extract and betulin with omega 3 and vitamins A and D, and the putty is the one you pack into wall cracks, soles, frogs and old nail holes.
Equine One says the Hoof Mender oil fights bacteria and helps moisture levels in the hoof, and that it fills voids and fissures without clogging the pores of the wall. Equine One describes the putty as non-caustic, free of copper sulfate and petroleum-based products, safe to apply without gloves, and usable under hoof pads. Equine One notes that the putty has a distinctive smoky smell that does not mean it is defective.
| Equine One product | Form | Sizes on Tack of the Day | Equine One says |
|---|---|---|---|
| Hoof Mender | Oil | 32 oz, 1 gallon | Based on birch bark extract, betulin and omega 3; safe for all hooved animals |
| Hoof Mender Putty | Putty | 12 oz, 18 oz | For packing wall cracks, soles and frogs; will not dry out; usable under pads |
See it: Equine One Hoof Mender Putty.
Equine One EquiDust and EquiCoat powders
Equine One EquiDust is a hoof powder and EquiCoat is a skin and coat powder, both made from natural minerals with zeolite, diatomaceous earth, betulin and zinc oxide. Use EquiDust on the hoof and EquiCoat on the coat, in the amounts the label gives.
Equine One says EquiDust promotes hoof firmness and dryness, can be applied once or twice a day, and is safe to use inside hoof boots. Equine One says EquiCoat helps maintain healthy skin and coat, absorbs excess oils and moisture, and relieves minor irritations and itching. Equine One advises that your veterinarian and farrier are the best sources for information on hoof conditions, diseases and injuries, and that EquiDust is not for horses intended for food.
See them: Equine One EquiDust, Equine One EquiCoat.
Who Equine One hoof care is for
Equine One suits owners who want a hoof kit on the shelf for farrier day and for the weeks between resets.
- Barefoot horse owners packing wall defects and old nail holes between trims.
- Owners of shod horses who apply putty at each shoe reset.
- Riders who use hoof boots and want a powder that Equine One says is safe inside them.
- Owners who also keep a coat and skin powder with their grooming kit.
- Look elsewhere for hoof care beyond oil, putty and powders: Tack of the Day carries four Equine One products, and your veterinarian and farrier are the source for any hoof condition.
Equine One hoof care FAQ
How often do you use Equine One Hoof Mender Putty?
Equine One says that on a barefoot horse you apply the putty twice a week to areas of concern such as old nail holes, wall defects and cracks. On a shod horse, pull the shoes and apply it at each shoe reset.
CloseCan you use Equine One Hoof Mender Putty without gloves?
Equine One describes the putty as non-caustic and safe to apply without wearing gloves. It has a distinctive smoky smell, which Equine One says does not mean the product is defective.
CloseIs Equine One EquiDust safe to use in hoof boots?
Equine One says EquiDust is safe to use inside hoof boots and can be applied once or twice a day. Avoid contact with the eyes and excessive inhalation, and consider a mask if you are sensitive to dust.
CloseWhat is Equine One Hoof Mender made from?
Equine One bases Hoof Mender on birch bark extract and betulin with omega 3 and vitamins A and D. The putty also contains clinoptilolite and, Equine One says, contains no copper sulfate and no petroleum-based products.
CloseSources, read October 26, 2026: Equine One style descriptions, features, ingredients and care instructions as published with each style in the Tack of the Day catalog; claims are Equine One's own.