WHITE LINE DISEASE
Any horse with white line disease should be treated by your hoof care specialist.
Your hoof care specialist should remove as much of the damaged hoof as possible. HoofMate™ should be applied to a properly cleaned frog and hoof at least twice daily. Super BIO-ZIN® should be fed to the horse in order to grow out a new hoof as soon as possible. Super BIO-ZIN® contains high levels of biotin as well as a superior balance of methionine, L-lysine, vitamins and minerals, all of which are essential in growing out the hoof as quickly as possible. Biotin alone is not the answer, but when fed in conjunction with a balanced level of above ingredients, will produce a much stronger hoof wall.

THRUSH
Thrush is a disease condition of the frog in the foot. HoofMate™ should be applied to a properly cleaned frog and hoof at least twice daily. The condition will be less apt to become serious in a horse that is maintained on a good exercise and feeding program that includes BIO-ZIN®.

LAMINITIS (FOUNDER)
In the case of a horse with laminitis, where the hoof wall is flaking off in layers, the first thing to do is reduce the activity level of the horse as well as reduce the feed intake. The feed should be high in fiber and low in energy. Super BIO-ZIN® should be fed for fast regenerative hoof growth. A veterinarian may prescribe a support for the hoof.

PERSISTENT ABSCESS
Antibiotics are sometimes required to treat severe cases of abscess. Consult your hoof care specialist to determine the severity of the abscess. In order to maintain a strong, healthy, growing hoof wall, Super BIO-ZIN® should be fed on a regular basis.

SOLE PUNCTURE
A puncture to the sole may need to be treated by your hoof care specialist. A strong, healthy hoof will heal more readily from the wound. Therefore, Super BIO-ZIN® should be fed to strengthen the hoof wall to support and protect the injured sole.

CLUB FOOT / WEAK, CRUMBLY HOOVES
There are two basic club foot situations. Club foot can be improved significantly in colts under 6 months of age by the use of Super BIO-ZIN® which provides the colt with adequate levels of lysine in a easily metabolized form of copper. A second common cause of club foot is that some halter babies are pushed too hard, too fast, and fed too much protein. Adjust the feeding program and again provide adequate hoof building nutrients with Super BIO-ZIN®, which should be fed until the hooves are back in good condition. Maintenance level BIO-ZIN® should then be fed to help maintain strong, healthy hoof growth.

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