[TWHLady]

I don’t know what’s wrong with my TWH front hooves but maybe I need Tomorrow to treat him…I’m desperate! been ongoing for 4 weeks…lots of rain lately!

 

[walkinthewalk]

Is the bottom pic the same hoof as the top pic but before a trim?

In the top picture the sole is shedding and the dead stuff should have been peeled off with a hoof knife.

The whiteline and the frog look to have some thrush. Thrush Buster is gentian violet and should take care of what I see in the top picture. Even in muddy conditions, it will last a few days before needing reapplied.

If that were me, I would cut that top layer of frog off. If you don’t know how to trim, take the Thrush Buster and point the tip of the bottle into that “hole” that really isn’t a hole — its the frog sloughing off but dirt/bacteria is getting in there.

Again, if those are the same hoof and the top picture is a fresh trim, breath and just keep up with applying thrush meds every few days until the mud dries up — hopefully you live where that will happen

 

[wvfarrier]

Nothing a proper trim will not fix

 

[goneriding]

Have your farrier out. Can he get out of the wetter areas?

 

[tinyliny]

those hoofs don't look so bad to me. We see that in spring; ground is muddy.

 

[carshon]

I don't see a lot of white line or thrush issues. In the first picture it looks like the frog is a tad unhealthy - it could have just shed so it looks a little flat. The heels seem to be just a tad high in both pics but it could be the angle of the photo. Overall the top photo looks pretty good.