Copper Sulfate, Kaolin Clay, Sodium Bentonite Clay, Sodium Bicarbonate, Vinegar, Tea Tree Oil, Clove Oil

Copper Sulfate, Vinegar

For active thrush: Apply The Blue Spray daily until the condition improves.  

For prevention: Apply The Blue Spray 2-3 times per week or every other day depending on environmental conditions to help maintain healthy hooves and prevent thrush from developing.

For more seriousthrush cases, apply itdailyuntil the infection clears. For maintenance or competition horses, use itas neededto protect against thrush in high-exposure environments.

For best results, use it with our Blue Spray! The spray evenly coats the entire hoof, penetrating deep into cracks and crevices. However, throughout the day, your horse continues stepping in waste, exposing the hoof to more bacteria. The Hoof-Packing Clay acts as a concentrated treatment patch, preventing reinfection and keeping the thrush-fighting ingredients in place longer.

Yes, our clay especially!

Absolutely! Our formula is safe, non-toxic, and effective for all horses, including those with sensitive hooves. We always recommend checking with your vetenerian before starting a new treatment.

The clay is like a hoof packing that works on killing the bacteria while also creating a barrier between the sole of the hoof and whatever the horse is standing in (manure, mud, dirt). The spray kills the bacteria as well but doesn't provide the barrier.

Theoretically, it should work for sulcus thrush and for this we recommend the clay as opposed to the spray. Ask a vet to keep an eye on it because it is such a sensitive area.

We do recommend wrapping the hoof as it would kill the thrush faster but if you can't wrap the hoof, we recommend applying in the stall that way when they put their foot down it will pack in with shavings.

You don't have to!

If the Blue Clay starts to lose moisture, add a few sprays of Blue Spray and mix gently. If you don’t have Blue Spray on hand, a few drops of water will also work—just mix until you reach your desired consistency. Store in a sealed container to maintain its texture.

Definitely!

Spray first and then pack the clay. You can also spray a bit on top to keep the clay moist.

With shoes: it's easier to pack and stays on longer, especially if the hoof can be wrapped.

Barefoot: it still works well, but maybe a bit slower.