Intrepid Fetlock Shield Cordura material. One size fits up to a large warmblood. Protects the fetlock and pas

My beautiful Friesian Sporthorse paint mare has developed "grapes," an autoimmune disorder most commonly afflicting draft horses. This condition results in marble-size nodules around the hind fetlocks that must be carefully managed. The condition is worsened by sun exposure, dirt/sand, & moisture, which presents a challenge 24/7. Serenade had a bad flareup when I was sick with the flu for almost 3 weeks & dropped the ball. The vet performed nerve blocks, applied a tourniquet & injected antibiotics & steroids into her affected fetlock area. It markedly improved over several days, but management was a nightmare. I was using an entire roll of vet wrap & pads every day. I searched and searched for some type of boot that would work to shield her from dirt & sun, and that was easy to apply. These boots are AMAZING. They are padded and soft on the inside, easy to wash, they fit perfectly, they don't chafe her, the velcro closure is double, so that a flap closes over the top of the velcro and the bottom, keeping it clean These are VERY well made. I purchased two more pairs of these this morning. They are a perfect solution for fetlock sores/issues. THANK YOU!

The first photos are what her legs looked like before and then after. I bought this for my ottb and I have had them on for about a month or so and it’s AMAZING I keep them on all day and night and just wash them with soap and water if they get dirty, it’s super easy. I can’t even explain how amazing this product is and I am now going to buy some for her back feet as well! I can’t even believe how well this worked buy it you will not regret it!

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Fit good and work

I got a pair of these after trying everything else to protect a damaged, inflamed, swollen and split open pastern joint on my horse. He constantly bangs him self with this feet and the swelling and location of a wound would not allow me to use the split boots (as I had been doing for regular turn out). I tried the upside down bell boot, but it hit at exactly the spot where the wound was. These are longer than even the extra large bell boot and allow some "customizing" with the double Velcro closures. I use them on top of a no spin bell boot (like the professionals choice one). The bell boot allows this boot to be more secure and sit a little higher which I think eliminates the bunching issue that others have complained about (I've not had any bunching at all). My horse is turned out in these....even on reverse turn out and we've had no issues. I will probably continue to use these instead of going back to the split boots for turn out because they are working so well, they're tough and don't rub. I'm also buying a second pair!