32-oz Pine-Scented Horse Hoof Conditioning Oil with Avocado, Glycerine and Mineral Oils – Farnam Horseshoer’s Secret
A 32-ounce horse hoof conditioning oil adds moisture and shine to routine hoof care in dry summer, cold winter or demanding training conditions. Farnam Horseshoer’s Secret combines avocado oil, glycerine and mineral oils in a fast-absorbing, pine-scented liquid designed to condition the hoof surface and support softness and flexibility. The pine-tar-free formula can be included in regular care for shod or barefoot horses.
Choose one 32-ounce bottle or a two-pack. Apply only as directed on the current label to clean hooves and avoid eyes, broken skin and other prohibited areas. Hoof cracking, lameness, heat, odor or changes around the coronary band can require a farrier or veterinarian rather than cosmetic oil alone. This conditioner should complement routine trimming, balanced nutrition and dry, sanitary footing. Close the container after use, store it as labeled and discontinue application if the horse shows irritation.
Specifications
- Brand: Farnam Horseshoer’s Secret
- Product: Horse hoof conditioning oil
- Volume per bottle: 32 fl oz
- Pack choices: 1 or 2 bottles
- Form: Liquid
- Scent: Pine
- Ingredients highlighted: Avocado oil glycerine and mineral oils
- Pine tar: Free of pine tar
- Use: Hoof moisturizing and conditioning
- Suitable horses: Shod or barefoot care routines
- Seasons: Year-round use
- Featured model: 3005074
- Featured dimensions: 4.25 x 4.25 x 7.75 in
- Featured weight: 1.9 lb
- Target animal: Horse
- Application: Follow current label
- Professional care: Does not replace farrier or veterinary treatment
- Storage: Close and store according to label
Frequently Asked Questions
What sizes are available?
Choose one 32-ounce bottle or a two-pack of 32-ounce bottles.
What oils are listed in the formula?
The source highlights avocado oil, glycerine and mineral oils in the conditioner.
Can hoof oil repair every crack or hoof problem?
No. Cracks, lameness, heat, odor or coronary-band changes should be assessed by a farrier or veterinarian.
Can it be used on barefoot horses?
Yes. It is listed for hoof conditioning in barefoot care as well as general horse grooming routines.