Tubbease

Tubbease was developed in New Zealand by Cambridge farrier Erin Hampson-Tindale. Erin was trying to solve the problem of poulticing hooves without 'stewing' them, as happened with most regular 'sealed' boots he used. So Erin created this rubber-dipped sock which 'breathes' whilst still protecting and soaking the damaged hoof. This 'breathability' prevents the hoof going soft during the treatment period. A thick EVA sole pad relieves pain for the horse and extends the
life of the Tubbease'. Various remedies can be used under the sock for ailments such as abscess, thrush, seedy toe, thin sole, injuries, cracks and general deterioration. Dimension is maximum width of hoof that will fit in the Tubbease cup. Tubbease is a Registered Design, No NZ 417646. NB: Tubbease should always be secured with the Velcro strap supplied. A bandage is not suitable or adequate. New straps are available.

[@jennyscahill9646]

how hard wearing are the boots in sand/grass?

[@andreaburton4691]

What is the liquid please?
Is it okay for an abscess?

[@kitridulac2739]

Would this be good for protecting a large hole where an abscess has been dug out?

[@ShoofInternational]

Hi there. Yes, the Tubbease Hoof Sock would be ideal for this. One of the benefits of Tubbease is that it both protects and keeps the hoof dry and clean. To find your nearest stockist, please email us at [e-mail].

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