Hoof Care Guidance

Boot care

Flex Boots are extremely comfortable for the horse to wear. They are lightweight, do not rub, and can be used when the horse needs hoof protection.

    Understanding Heel First Landing in Horses: When They Signal Comfort – and When They Don’t

    Learn the difference between heel first and toe first landings in horses, what they can reveal about hoof health, comfort, biomechanics and rehabilitation.

    Laminitis vs. Founder: What “Rotation” Really Means (and Why It Matters)

    Learn the difference between laminitis, founder and rotation in horses, including hoof capsule rotation, distal descent and common rehabilitation misconceptions.

    Toe Dragging in Horses: Causes and What It Means

    Toe dragging in horses is often a sign of deeper issues. Learn the common causes, from pain to neurological problems, and what to look for.

    How to Use Hoof Boots for Lameness in Horses

    Hoof boots can help you determine whether your horse’s lameness is coming from the hoof or elsewhere – simply by observing how movement changes with…

    Horse cantering with Flex Hoof Boots

    Flex Rivets – part of the Flex Boots fastening system

    Flex Rivets are part of the Flex Boots fastening system, working together with adhesive bonding to secure the TPU gaiter to the boot shell. Learn…

    Flex Hoof Boots Care Guidelines

    By following these tips, you’ll help ensure your horse stays healthy and happy, and that both of you can enjoy the full benefits of Flex…

    5 tips to help your Flex Boots last longer

    Updated: Sep 13, 2020 This post gives you our five top tips that will help your Flex Boots last longer. 1. Keep the hooves free of…

    3 steps to well-functioning Flex Boots

    Updated: Sep 28, 2022 Flex Hoof Boots are the softest boots on the market. In order to make the best use of them, the horse owner…