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Frequently Asked Questions about Boots for Horses
Do horses need to wear boots?
Horses sometimes need to wear boots to protect their feet in rough terrain or snow. They can also be used to correct gait issues, to protect against repeated fetlock and pastern damage, and to help horses heal from injuries. Sport horses may also need boots during riding, jumping, lunging or even turnout to prevent injuries.
Can horses with shoes wear boots?
Horses with shoes can sometimes wear boots, but boots are mainly used as an alternative to shoes and made for unshod horses. In some cases, horses with shoes may wear boots to temporarily protect the feet, but talk to your vet or a horse expert to find the best solution for your horse.
What are the different kinds of boots for horses?
The different kinds of boots for horses include fly boots, shipping boots, splint or sport boots, bell boots, polo wraps, fetlock boots and stable boots. They are used for a variety of different purposes, including protection from injury during and after exercise and to guard against excessive hoof wear.
How do I know if my horse needs to wear boots?
The best way to know if your horse needs to wear boots is to talk to an equine expert or vet. If your horse has suffered an injury or is subject to excess hoof wear or fetlock damage, he may benefit from wearing boots. Some horses will stomp because of flies and hurt themselves, so fly boots may help with this issue. Horses who travel may benefit from shipping or bell boots, while dressage and performance horses sometimes need splint or sport boots. Your vet may also recommend stable boots if your horse suffers from fluid buildup after riding.
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