These bell boots will not only help protect the Easyboot Cloud from being caught by the hind feet due to overreaching, they will also add a layer of protection over the hook and loop straps from the teeth of a busy horse who loves to destroy everything.

Tip #1: Pair Bell Boots With the Easyboot Cloudsīefore you use the Easyboot Cloud for light turn out, grab some pull-on rubber bell boots (not the kind with Velcro) and put those on the horse first.

It also encourages more movement, allowing the healing process to continue as blood is pumped into the hoof.īelow are two helpful tips that could help your new boots hold up a little better, especially for those mischievous horses that tend to destroy everything (I have one of those at home, so I can relate)! You most likely already have these extra tools in your tack box or barn. The Cloud boot allows the horse to be more comfortable almost immediately after the boot is applied to the hoof. I have personally witnessed horses growing more sole thickness after wearing the Easyboot Clouds – to the point where the horses are no longer labeled “thin soled.” They are back to work and not taking one lame step! Horses with chronic abscesses that are turned out in Cloud boots have less frequent abscesses. (What horse enjoys walking around in boots that weigh five pounds each, especially while in pain?)

They are extremely lightweight compared to other therapy boots.

They are extraordinarily easy to put on the hoof.

I’ve found that people absolutely love their Easyboot Clouds for two primary reasons: Anywhere from additional support on a lengthy haul, to increased comfort during a laminitic episode, the Easyboot Cloud is without a doubt the boot that will end your search.Īnd while its primary role is to function as a therapy boot (not meant for riding), it is commonly used for light turnout sessions in areas less than one acre in size.

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