SmartEquine Lamin Ox Hoof Support Powder Horse Supplement, 3.3-lb bucket
In a Nutshell
- Effective for hoof issues
- Taste can be problematic for some horses
- Price is a concern for many users
Quick Verdict
The SmartEquine Lamin Ox Hoof Support Powder is highly effective for hoof issues in horses, but some horses may refuse to eat it due to its taste, giving it a 7.7 score.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Effective Support (5)
Users report significant improvement in hoof health and reduction in abscesses.
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Ease of Use (1)
Some users found it easy to mix with food and administer.
Cons
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High Cost (2) major
The product is considered expensive, especially for regular use.
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Taste Issues (4) major
Many horses refuse to eat the supplement, even when mixed with various foods.
Tip: Mix with unsweetened applesauce
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Expensive (1) major
The cost of the product is a significant factor for users.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Horse owners with laminitis issues — Effectiveness in treating hoof problems.
- • Owners willing to invest in expensive supplements — High efficacy in hoof health.
✗ Skip If
- • Budget-conscious owners — High cost.
- • Owners with picky eaters — Potential refusal to eat due to taste.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Care Tips from Users
- 💡 Mix with unsweetened applesauce to improve taste
Floor Compatibility
Rating Distribution
Common Questions
Is this product safe for horses with laminitis?
Specific to application effectiveness.
Is this valuable for investment?
No specific mention on long-term investment.
What are the taste issues?
Taste issues often require mixing with other foods or flavorings to disguise it.
Is it useful for hoof abscesses?
For horse riders with hoof absess on their hoof size.
Highlighted Reviews
"My horse used to have frequent hoof abscesses. After being on this supplement, he hasn’t had any. If I notice he is a little off or has heat in a hoof, I give him a double scoop for a few days and it resolves."
"LaminOx was recommended to me by a IR vet. specialist. I have attempted everything I know of to get my IR, foundered horse to eat this product. She (the horse) has absolutely refused everything I have put it in or disguised it in!"
Bottom Line
If you have a horse with hoof issues and are willing to invest in a solution that requires taste adjustments, it’s well worth a shot unless it’s deemed a necessary dietary component.