Zephyr’s Garden Hoof Health Salve, 16oz

Description

Directions: Apply as often as needed to areas of the hoof that need conditioning.  Rub directly onto coronary band to promote healthy circulation.  Can be applied directly to cracked heel bulbs.

Hoof Conditioning Salve is a potent formula in base of Pure Olive Oil and Unrefi­ned Beeswax infused with herbs and essential oils.  Comfrey Leaf helps support coronary band cell multiplication in the production of hoof horn, and helps maintain healthy tissue moisture and suppleness.  Healthy circulation, cellular turnover and antioxidant action are supported by Calendula Flower and Rosemary Essential Oil.  Lavender Essential Oil and Flower support good circulation to the hoof.

Due to the high content of essential oils in Zephyr’s Hoof Health Salve, some horses might be too sensitive for it to be applied to their skin.  Also, please don’t apply to an open wound, as it may sting your horse.

Directions: Apply as often as needed to areas of the hoof that need conditioning.  Rub directly onto coronary band to support healthy circulation.  Can be applied directly to cracked heel bulbs.

Calendula Flower gently supports normal circulation and cellular turnover, normal antioxidant defenses and healthful populations of microorganisms.  From the common marigold, Calendula is native to southern Europe with use dating back at least to the 15^th century.

Comfrey Leaf helps support coronary band cell multiplication in the production of hoof horn, and helps maintain healthy tissue moisture and suppleness.  Comfrey’s written history dates back to the ancient Greeks who thought it had been in use for at least 2000 years.

Lavender Essential Oil and Flower support good circulation to the hoof.  Native to the Mediterranean, Lavender is an aromatic evergreen that was widely introduced into Europe and North America.

Rosemary Essential Oil is an evergreen shrub indigenous to the Mediterranean that supports hoof growth through good circulation, antioxidant protection, and the maintenance of normal bacterial populations.