Ice Horse Single Laminitis Pro Therapy Horse Boot
In a Nutshell
- The boot has decent quality material but suffers from design and functionality flaws.
- Users struggle with applying and keeping the boot in place, especially with frozen ice.
- For foundered horses, ice buckets or feed tubs with water are much more effective and cheaper.
Quick Verdict
The Ice Horse Single Laminitis Pro Therapy Horse Boot has mixed reviews. Users appreciate the quality of the material, though many find the boot hard to use and ineffective. Its design does not meet their expectations, needing improvement in functionality especially for foundered horses.
Quick Stats
Pet Compatibility
Critical Warnings
In effective applying to hooves
Prevention: ice buckets or a feed tub with water works much better
Pros & Cons
Pros
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Quality Material (1)
Users appreciate the robust quality of the materials used.
Cons
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Freezing and Use (1) major
The Velcro not working when the ice is frozen can fix this
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Applying on Foundered Horses (1) critical
Applying the boot on foundered horses with injured hooves is challenging and ineffective.
Who Is This For?
✓ Best For
- • Horse owners — for occasional cases.
✗ Skip If
- • Horse with foundered hooves. — due to the very difficult of applying the boot and then placing the boot and ice at the same spot.
Durability & Care
Cleaning Methods
Rating Distribution
Highlighted Reviews
"These do not get the bottom of the hoof where I needed the "ice" to be on my foundered horse. These boots take more than one person to put on. Kinda like a banana peel - outer boot lands in shavings and the shavings stick to the boots, not at all what I expected...when you have a horse that can ha..."
Bottom Line
The Ice Horse Single Laminitis Pro Therapy Horse Boot is a decent choice if you can get the ice frozen to the boot but far from ideal especially for foundered horses.