Phone
61 03 9464 7714
Worlds Best Hoof Oil, 2/1 Commercial Drive, Thomastown, Victoria, 3074
| What ingredients are used in Worlds Best Hoof Oil? | Worlds Best Hoof Oil is formulated using a blend of oils, including neatsfoot oil, wood (Stockholm) tar, Saligari oil and Eucalyptus oil. The formulation is designed to combine these ingredients in a balanced ratio suitable for routine hoof care. It does not include added fillers. |
| Do I need to apply the oil every day? | No. Daily application is not required for routine hoof care. Under normal conditions, application two to four times per week is generally sufficient. Frequency may be adjusted depending on workload, environment, and seasonal conditions. For more detailed guidance, refer to the Application Guidelines in our "How to Use" section. |
| My horse lives in a paddock and has a split or damaged hoof. Can I use the oil? | Worlds Best Hoof Oil may be used as part of a regular hoof care routine for horses in paddock environments. Hoof splits, cracks, and structural damage can vary in severity and underlying cause. Ongoing management should include regular farrier assessment and appropriate trimming or shoeing where required. If increasing application frequency, follow the guidance outlined in the Application Guidelines in our "How to Use" section for hooves requiring more intensive management. Frequency may be adjusted according to environmental conditions and individual hoof condition. For concerns involving significant structural damage, lameness, or persistent hoof issues, consultation with a qualified farrier or veterinarian is recommended. |
| What makes this formulation different? | The formulation combines a balanced blend of oils selected for use in routine hoof care. When applied lightly, the oil spreads evenly and absorbs into the hoof surface without forming a thick outer layer. This supports practical, consistent application as part of regular hoof management. |
| How long should I use the oil before reviewing my routine? | Hoof condition varies between horses, and changes are influences by management practices and environmental factors. For best practice, follow the application guidelines consistently and review your routine in consultation with your farrier if required. If the product does not meet your expectations, please contact us to discuss our returns policy. |
| I live in a very hot and dry area and my horse is not stabled. Can I still use the oil? | Yes. The formulation is suitable for use in varying environmental conditions, including hot and dry areas. AS with any hoof care routine, frequency of application should be adjusted according to climate, workload, and overall management practices. |
| Can the oil be used in wet conditions or during winter? | Yes. Worlds Best Hoof Oil may be used throughout the year, including during wet seasons and in irrigated environments. Application frequency can be adjusted according to environmental conditions and overall hoof management practices. Maintaining a consistent routine across all seasons forms art of general horse husbandry. Always ensure the hoof is cleaned and free from debris prior to application, and follow the Application Guidelines (found in our "How to Use" section) for recommended frequency. |
| If I apply the oil more frequently or in thicker layers, will it work faster? | No. Applying the product more frequently than recommended or in heavier layers will not accelerate your hoof care routine and may result in unnecessary product use. In situations where hooves require closer management, application frequency may be increased temporarily in line with the Application Guidelines (See our "How to Use section). After this period, return to a regular maintenance schedule of two to four applications per week, adjusting according to workload, environment, and overall management practices. A light, measured application is sufficient. Consistency and appropriate trimming or farrier care remain important factors in overall hoof management. |
| Where should I apply the oil? | When applying Worlds Best Hoof Oil, focus on covering the entire hoof surface. Pay particular attention to the coronet band, including the area just above the hairline. For horses under heavier workload or frequent use, you may choose to apply lightly to both the top and bottom of the hoof to ensure even coverage, following the frequency guidelines provided in the Application Guidelines in our "How to Use" section. Ensure that applications are light and consistent. Regular trimming and professional farrier assessment remain important parts of routine hoof management.
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| My horse is an aged mare. Can I use the oil on her and her foal? | Worlds Best Hoof Oil can be used on horses of different ages, including foals and mature horses. Always follow the Application Guidelines (in our "How to Use" section) and adjust the frequency as appropriate for individual management and workload. |
| Is the oil suitable for donkeys or other equines? | Yes. The formulation is suitable for use on donkeys and other equine species. Apply according to teh Application Guidelines (see our "How to Use" section) and adjust frequency based on workload, environment, and overall hoof management practices. |
| Do I need to use the oil in Winter? | Yes. Hoof care should continue year-round as part of routine management. Application frequency may be adjusted depending on workload, environmental conditions, and moisture levels. Clean the hooves before application, and follow the Application Guidelines (see our "How to Use" section) for frequency and coverage. |
| How do I remove Show Gloss Black or Clear Hoof Dressing? | Show Gloss is a water-based product. When removal is required, use gentle cleaning methods such as water-based cleaners or standard hoof-safe solvents like alcohol or acetate, ensuring the hoof surface is clean and dry before reapplication of any product. After cleaning, it is recommended to apply Worlds Best Hoof Oil according to the Application Guidelines (see our "How to Use" section). For ease of opening the brush lid, a thin bead of petroleum jelly around the thread may help. |