The cotton balls are soaked in lysol all purpose cleaner and stuck in the sides of the frog or every where you can get them to stay
in for a little while. It's great for fixing thrush. Don't forget that the frog has to be free of bacteria or it can't do the work
it was suppose to do.
Just wanted to let you know Callie and I went on our first trail ride without boots today. I wasn't planning on taking
her over rocks since I didn't put the boots on but she made the first move and cut through the rocky desert without even flinching!
It was the first time I've ever seen her walk on any rocky surface without limping! Thank you so much for helping her get her
healthy feet back! I've been using the soaked cotton balls in her feet everyday and that's really helped with some of her sensitivity.
She still has a ways to go before her feet are truly healthy, but she's coming along great thanks to your help :)
Take care,
Melissa
My testimonial.
I studied off the Pete Ramie's DVD set which I found to be great worth
The money but when I looked at my horse’s hooves all 10 them, not one
Looked like the ones on his DVD’s. So I did the best I could but knew
I was missing something. I went searching and met with someone that
Recommended Asa to me. I reviewed her site and saw that she was from
the same school of thought, so I made an appointment for her to come
to our barn. I had no idea what I was in for. She came packed like
a bomb full of pertinent information, everything I needed and was
searching to know. She was so informative other boarders watched and
began asking questions. When she pulled out the domesticated and
feral hooves for us to study the difference, well that was all it
took, more and more people began getting interested. Two boarders
took their shoes off of their horses right then and there. When it
makes sense logic luckily takes over nonsensical tradition.
Well I thought I was going to be able to do all 10 horses but
Unfortunately my muscles were not prepared. It didn't matter because
we could talk non stop about hooves and when she left I was so full of
information to digest. OH and one of the best parts was her
introducing me to the grinder, another more up to date approach to
natural hoof care. I thought the horses would be spooky but she
showed me how to introduce the grinder and my most difficult case, my
mini stood calm and I believe she even liked it! That too makes sense
after all how great can the rasp feel, foot jerking vs. the grinder
gently vibrating away while the hoof rests gently in your hand?
Marcia Santos