Equinetec CleanTrax Equine Hoof Cleanser

I have a horse with a sand crack. Worked great. A secret told to my by my farrier is to mix up in gallon milk jug. Soak the hoof every other week, three times. The extra solution can be stored in cool, dark place like a basement. Never reuse the solution that was used to soak the hoof in. This worked to also clean out the bottom of the hoof as well. It smelled great when all done and very clean hoof.

This stuff is awesome. This makes a tremendous difference on the health of my goats feet!

Clean trap does work for the intended purpose. I may have given it 5 stars, and almost bought some more through Amazon, but then realized that you can get this much cheaper online at the following sites: Institute of Applied Equine podiatry: $16; Centaur Forge: $18; Big Dees and Valley Vet have it for $21. In addition, Amazon is selling the soaking boot for $50, where the other sites are selling the same boot for $25. Seems a bit sketchy to me. I know Amazon is convenient, but if youre looking for shop at home online convenience, there are other options.

This is great for soaking a hoof and treating for thrush or an abscess. Its my go to for my senior horse who has a tendency to get abscesses. It takes a while to use - soak 40 minutes and then put on a dry bag and let the horse stand for 40 minutes more. But it WORKS! I always have at least one bottle in the frig at all times.

Works well for thrush. I always keep it in stock just in case.

Great product, but bottle was broken when arrived. I used it anyway. Fingers crossed there was no loss in potency.

Works ok. Primarily a strong powdered chlorine product, similar to powdered chloring used for sanitizing food service equipment.

This stuff works for fighting stubborn white line and abscesses. I have a horse who is very susceptible to white line because her hoof wall separates due to a slightly clubby foot. I wish they would divide the powder into two doses as I can’t fit a whole batch in a soaking boot. The price is ridiculous but it does get results.

We rescued a donkey several years ago. Her feet were in horrible condition and the white line disease had progressed way up high in the hoof wall. We have tried dozens of treatments and medications which helped but never completely cured the problem. A friend recommended Clean Trax and I am pleased to say that we have almost completely killed the white line disease. A few more treatments and she should be completely cured.

This has turned my horses feet around!