BOSANA RUBBER EQUINE SHOES (4 UNITS)

The advantage of Bosana shoes is that they do not damage the horse's hoof, even with prolonged use.

This is because the shoe is anchored to the shoe, in contact with the sole and the hoof, fully respecting the natural anatomical and physiological structure of the horse's foot.

The discomfort is minimal and there is no contact with the skin or hair-covered parts, so it does not cause injuries.

It is recommended for use on working horses, at liberty or with harness. The difference of Bosana shoes with respect to others on the market is that they are placed on the shod hoof (no matter the material used) and remain in place thanks to the mechanical support of any type of shoe.

-They act by reducing the impacts between the hoof and the ground, as well as between the horse's limbs. -Provide stability on any type of ground, rural or urban, increasing the safety of the horse and rider

-Prevent contusions caused by stones -Prevent injuries to the sole, the frog and the hoof wall and, in general, from hoof flaking

-Prevent wear and tear on the shoe and hoof, increasing its durability and protecting the work done by the farrier

-Reduce risks in horses with defects in the hoof and hoof, increasing its durability and protecting the work done by the farrier, They prevent wear of the shoe and hoof, increasing its durability and protecting the farrier's work

-They reduce risks in horses with walking defects

-They increase the stability of the animal when it is transported on the road Placement: Ensure that the foot has been thoroughly cleaned and is free of dirt, sand or mud.

Insert the front part of the case into the shoe, widening the sides with your fingers. Use the palm of your hand to tap firmly on the front of the shoe, so that it fits as tightly as possible to the surface of the hoof.

Using the shoehorn provided to hook into the holes, place the ends of the shoe in place, levering the end of the shoehorn into each end. Before tightening the straps, have the horse walk several paces and make sure the Bosana shoes are properly placed on the feet.

To remove them, loosen the straps and remove the shoe by alternating first one and then the other side flap. At the end of the work with the horse, wash the Bosana shoes and moisten and apply grease to the horse's hooves.