TUBBEASE HOOF SOCK

The Tubbease Equine Hoof Sock is the ultimate treatment aid to a variety of common hoof ailments and infections. 

Tubbease is a short-term treatment aid that will assist and enhance the recovery of range of hoof problems including:

• Abscess and infection
• Compromised or bruised soles
• Thrush
• Laminitis
• White Line Disease
• Seedy Toe

The Advantage:
Taking the stress out of hoof treatment. Let’s face it – conventional treatment of hoof ailments can be stressful for both horse and handler. Soaking and dressing hooves can prove difficult, time-consuming and unsustainable. Tubbease offers simple application and consistency of treatment regardless of user experience and ability. The sleek, simple design ensures a snug and comfortable fit for your horse or pony without the need for additional dressing and wrapping.

Sizing & Fit:
The Tubbease Hoof Sock and Sole Inserts have been designed for easy and simple application in equine hoof treatment. Use the fitting guide  to ensure a correct and comfortable fit for your horse or pony.

How to measure for Tubbease:
Simply measure the widest diameter of your horse’s hoof sole (this might be length or width depending on which is longer) and select one of the Tubbease sizes.

Tubbease can also be fitted over horseshoes.

Please note: The Tubbease dimensions shown  indicate the maximum internal diameter of the Tubbease cup not the diameter of the hoof.

Step 1: After preparing or medicating the hoof, open sock wide and pull Tubbease over hoof.

Step 2:  Check Tubbease is fitting hoof correctly and then pull sock up firmly.

Step 3: With sock taut, fit hook and loop strap to lower pastern with hook side facing sock. Ensure one finger space under strap.

Tubbease should always be secured with the hook and loop strap supplied. A bandage is not suitable or adequate.

Step 4: With hoof on the ground, simply pour in treatment solution as required, or submerge fitted hoof into a bucket of your chosen solution for deeper soaking.

Important: Tubbease Hoof Socks are not enduring boots. They are for short-term use in confirmed enclosures by restrained animals. Judgement should be exercised.