Ingredients

Here you can find the ingredients and components of our hoof oils.

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Biotin
Biotin, also known as vitamin H, plays a key role in the formation of keratin, the basic building block of hooves, hair and nails. This scientifically based finding is at the heart of our topical hoof oil formula, which is specifically designed to optimize the structure and strength of the hooves.
Studies show that biotin not only promotes hoof growth, but also improves hoof quality. External application stimulates the production of healthy, elastic horn material, resulting in resilient hooves that can withstand the stresses of daily training.
Particularly noteworthy is the role of biotin in preventing hoof problems. Research shows that regular use significantly reduces the risk of brittle hooves, hoof cracks and laminitis. This makes our product not just a treatment, but a preventative measure for the long-term hoof health of your horses.

keratin
Our hoof oil with keratin not only contains the power of external care, but also targeted support for the crucial intercellular cement. The intercellular cement plays a crucial role in the structure and strength of the hoof horn by connecting the individual horn cells to one another.
Keratin, the main component of hoof horn, is naturally present in this intercellular cement. Our unique formula uses this natural compound to strengthen and promote intercellular cement. The result is an improved hoof structure from the inside out, resulting in more resilient and healthier hooves.
By specifically enriching the hoof oil with keratin, the intercellular cement is supported to prevent hoof problems and increase resistance to external influences. This is particularly important to minimize cracks, breaks and other problems related to the intercellular cement.
Rely on the proven power of keratin to not only improve the external appearance of the hooves, but also strengthen their structural integrity from within.

Argan oil - The gold of Morocco
Argan oil is known for its rich composition of essential fatty acids (Omega 6 and Omega 9), vitamin E, provitamin A and antioxidants, which make it a particularly effective solution for hoof health.
What makes argan oil special is its ability to create a protective barrier against environmental influences. This barrier not only supports the external appearance of the hooves, but also promotes the regeneration of hoof tissue. By minimizing the risk of breakage and supporting the natural hoof mechanics, not only is hoof health improved, but the horse's performance is also supported.
One of the most useful fatty acids in argan oil is linoleic acid. This polyunsaturated fatty acid from the omega-6 group reduces inflammation and gives hooves elasticity and vitality. It acts as a protective barrier against harmful environmental influences and protects against drying out.

Rosemary oil
Rosemary oil is becoming increasingly popular in horse care, especially when it comes to external application to hooves. This natural substance, extracted from the leaves of the rosemary plant, has a variety of positive properties that contribute to the health and care of horse hooves.
A prominent feature of rosemary oil is its anti-inflammatory effect. When applied to the hooves, it can help reduce inflammation, which is often caused by various environmental factors or stressful conditions. This is particularly relevant for horses that frequently travel on different types of terrain and are therefore subject to increased stress.
Furthermore, rosemary oil has antiseptic properties that have a positive effect on hoof hygiene. It can help fight harmful bacteria and fungi that could lead to infections. Regular use of rosemary oil therefore supports the maintenance of a healthy hoof structure and prevents potential problems.
Another aspect that speaks in favor of rosemary oil is its effect on blood circulation. Improved blood circulation in the hoof region is crucial for the supply of important nutrients and oxygen. This promotes the growth of healthy hoof horn cells and contributes to the stability and resilience of the hooves.
However, rosemary oil should only ever be used as an additive in hoof oils and not as the sole agent for application.

Jojoba oil
Jojoba oil contains many nourishing ingredients such as vitamin E, provitamin A and vitamin B6.
Jojoba oil's unique ability to provide intensive moisture makes it a true miracle cure for dry hooves. This moisturizing goes far beyond the surface and creates a regenerative environment that promotes the healthy growth of the hoof structure. The result is exceptional elasticity that gives the hooves a special suppleness.
In addition, jojoba oil creates a protective barrier that shields the hooves from environmental influences such as moisture, dirt and UV rays. This sustainable care ensures that the health of the hooves is optimally maintained and gives your horse natural resilience.

Laurel oil
Bay oil offers comprehensive care for horse hooves. The powerful antibacterial properties create a protective wall against harmful microorganisms, promote undisturbed hoof health and prevent infections. At the same time, the antioxidant power of bay oil gives the hoof cells an invisible protective shield, protects against oxidative stress and promotes sustainable cell health.
The anti-inflammatory effect of bay oil relieves pain, reduces inflammation and supports the healing of existing problems. At the same time, the oil acts as a moisturizer, preserves the elasticity of the hoof horn and minimizes the risk of cracks and fractures.

Salmon oil
Salmon oil has several beneficial properties in hoof oil. Due to its high content of omega-3 fatty acids, salmon oil can help promote hoof health.
The anti-inflammatory properties of omega-3 fatty acids can help reduce inflammatory processes in the hoof. This anti-inflammatory effect can be particularly helpful in cases of hoof problems such as laminitis or other inflammatory conditions. Minimizing inflammation is a crucial factor in maintaining hoof health.
In addition, omega-3 fatty acids play a role in improving the structure of the hoof horn. They support the formation of keratin, the main component of hoof horn. This support improves the quality of the hoof horn, which can lead to stronger and more resilient hooves. This helps to minimize cracks and breaks and improves the overall durability of the hooves.

Omega-3, -6 and -9 fatty acids
The external application of omega-3, -6 and -9 fatty acids to horse hooves has a variety of positive effects. Regular use improves the quality of the hoof horn, resulting in more resilient hooves. The anti-inflammatory properties of omega-3 fatty acids help to reduce inflammation in the hoof tissue. At the same time, omega-6 fatty acids ensure an optimal moisture balance, preventing dryness and maintaining the elasticity of the hoof horn. Omega-9 fatty acids give the hooves a healthy shine and strengthen the hoof wall, which improves the overall hoof structure. In addition, omega-3 fatty acids promote blood circulation in the hooves, which supports the efficient supply of nutrients. The use of these fatty acids therefore not only offers aesthetic advantages, but also contributes significantly to the health and stability of the horse's hooves.

Vitamin D
Vitamin D plays a key role in promoting hoof growth by promoting the absorption of calcium and phosphorus. This strengthens the hoof structure and supports the formation of resilient, keratin-rich tissue. In addition, vitamin D strengthens the resistance of the hooves, which in turn reduces the risk of hoof diseases.
In cases of hoof injuries, vitamin D accelerates the healing process by promoting cell regeneration. The improvement in hoof horn quality is achieved through the elastic and resilient properties of healthy hoof horn.

Vitamin E
Vitamin E plays a significant role in horse care, especially when it comes to external application to hooves. This fat-soluble substance, also known as tocopherol, has a number of beneficial properties that contribute to the health and care of horse hooves.
A key benefit of vitamin E is its powerful antioxidant effect. Antioxidants protect cells from the damaging effects of free radicals that can be caused by environmental pollution and oxidative stressors. By applying vitamin E topically to the hooves, these antioxidant properties can help protect hoof cells from damage and support hoof health.
Furthermore, vitamin E plays a key role in promoting cell regeneration. This is particularly important for hoof growth and the renewal of hoof horn cells. The external application of vitamin E therefore helps to maintain the structural integrity of the hooves and promotes healthy growth.
Vitamin E also has anti-inflammatory properties, which are very important for hoof care. Inflammation can be caused by a variety of factors, including stress and injury. By applying vitamin E topically, its anti-inflammatory properties can help reduce swelling and discomfort.

Vitamin B6
This essential vitamin, also called pyridoxine, plays a crucial role in protein synthesis, thus promoting horn growth and contributing to the formation of elastic keratin. The structure of the hooves is supported, creating a solid basis for resilient hooves. In addition, vitamin B6 regulates the moisture balance of the hooves, protects against dehydration and thus reduces the risk of brittle hooves. Regular use of products containing vitamin B6 leads to an improvement in the overall quality of the hooves.

Provitamin A
The external application of provitamin A, also known as beta-carotene, to horse hooves has proven to be extremely beneficial for the health and well-being of the animals. This fat-soluble antioxidant plays a crucial role in promoting hoof growth and improving horn quality. Through its antioxidant effect, provitamin A protects the hoof cells from harmful free radicals that can be caused by environmental stress. It also regulates the moisture balance in the hooves, which helps prevent dry and brittle hooves. External application not only strengthens the hoof's "immune system", but also supports the formation of keratin, the main component of hoof horn.

Allantoin
Allantoin, a compound with impressive regenerative properties. Derived from plant sources, particularly comfrey root, allantoin is characterized by its moisturizing abilities, which play a crucial role in preventing cracking and dryness, especially in horses that tread on different surfaces.
The remarkable cell regeneration that allantoin promotes is invaluable for repairing damaged tissues in the hooves and supporting the healthy growth of hoof horn cells. At the same time, its anti-inflammatory properties soothe irritation and reduce minor inflammation, which is particularly important for horses with sensitive hooves.

Niacinamide B3
Niacinamide, also known as vitamin B3, is extremely beneficial when applied topically to horse hooves. This water-soluble form of the vitamin plays a key role in promoting hoof health by supporting cell regeneration and repair. This is crucial as horse hooves are subjected to constant stress. The anti-inflammatory properties of niacinamide can also help reduce inflammation in the hoof area, which in turn can minimize discomfort and pain.
Another significant benefit is the moisture-regulating ability of niacinamide. This plays a key role in preventing cracking and dryness of the hooves. Supporting horn growth is another positive aspect that is made possible by promoting cell proliferation. Through these properties, niacinamide can help keep the hooves strong and resilient.
In addition, niacinamide has an antioxidant effect, which means that it can protect the hooves from harmful free radicals. This antioxidant effect is of great importance in preventing oxidative damage to the hoof tissue.

linseed oil
Linseed oil, rich in essential omega-3 fatty acids, not only provides natural care but also crucial support for the elasticity of the hooves. These fatty acids promote the growth of a strong horn substance, which is crucial for the structural integrity of the hooves.
But that's not all. The use of linseed oil gives the hooves a natural shine that is not only aesthetically pleasing, but also indicates an optimal moisture balance. Horses' hooves are constantly exposed to environmental influences - be it wet grass or dry ground. This is where linseed oil unfolds its protective effect, protecting the hooves from moisture loss and shielding them from harmful substances.

Rapeseed oil
Thanks to its richness in omega-3 fatty acids, rapeseed oil is able to moisturize the hooves and thus maintain their elasticity. This moisture balance is crucial to prevent cracks and dryness.
The anti-inflammatory properties of rapeseed oil help to reduce swelling and irritation in the hooves, which can prevent potential problems such as laminitis or inflammation. In addition, the vitamins and nutrients it contains support healthy hoof growth by stimulating blood circulation and optimizing the supply to the hoof wall.