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What's best treatment for seedy toe?
I have found what worked for me was soaking in White Lightning made by Grand Circuit.
Followed mixing directions after reading the entire instructional pamphlet
first...
2 boots, 1 for soaking then 1 for fumigating allowed me to do feet faster and a lot less mess.
I did one treatment and my farrier was overjoyed 2 weeks later when he returned at the difference {positive} he saw.
A fresh trim
prior to soaking so pores are open, was also what I/we did...it worked!
My horse had signs of separation, possible starting issues and we were treating before we had major issues...
My farrier told me to get this product to soak...
I also found they make a gel form and purchased that too.
Due to weather conditions that can go from hot/dry to very wet/hot seemingly overnight my horses feet soften, harden and soften allowing a cracking at the toe...
I use the gel to treat the toe area so we not allow organisms to flourish and make a home environment...
As for the sole of the hoof...
No comment from me...
There are qualified here who see a lot more than I do and can offer what to do or don't...

I will offer...hope all is OK.
Be safe in that impending storm.
Batten down, prepare for the accumulation, the not being able to get to them easily...
And hang in there...spring is on the way.

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