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I' m so hot and so are my horses! How to keep them happy and well? We have shade in one paddock in the late afternoon and another during the morning. So I try to rotate the horses to follow the shade.  The Hoof Boots are in regular use now too. The horses have recently had a trim and need a bit of protection from the hard ground. I use my old black boots for in the field and if I go riding I will use my newer Glittery / Sparkly Entry Level Bling boots to dress up. They manage..  - Read More

We're so excited!  Cavallo are launching their latest NEW hoof boots with Horse and More into the UK from 1 May 2016. They're superb. Made of the same material as the popular Cavallo Sport Hoof Boots they're light and hard wearing.  But they also have the great features of the Cavallo Trek Hoof Boots in terms of replaceable Velcro front fastenings and availability in singles.  This makes it so easy if you want to replace just one boot or you need two different sizes on your horse.  The new ELB as it is called (Entry Level Boot) is of superb quality yet at a really affordable price..  - Read More

LATEST NEWS FROM CAVALLO – Two new Cavallo hoof boot styles have just arrived in the UK.  Cavallo’s range of Trek, Simple and Sport boots are now all available on both regular or a slim sole.  Great if you boot up all four hooves and want the same style all round! Cavallo's new styles are introduced after customer feedback says people want to have the  regular and narrow fittings on the same style uppers.   Regular fitting - same width as length. Slim fitting - Narrower than they are long.    - Read More

We're giving away a beautiful palette-style mane and tail brush with every pair of Cavallo hoof boots.  This offer is only up until 24th October (or whilst stocks last).  Made by Cavallo these quality brushes are a great addition to your grooming kit.  You might even want to use it yourself - I am!  - Read More

If you’ve been thinking about having the farrier take off your horse’s shoes, then now could well be a great time to make the move.  If the shorter and colder days mean your horse can anticipate a decrease in workload this will give time for the transition to be done and allow him or her to adapt to the changes.  By the time the days are getting longer next year you and your horse could be well into experiencing the benefits of being barefoot.    Going barefoot gets fresh blood circulating to provide nourishment and oxygen to your horse’s feet..  - Read More