Laminitis creates a difficult hoof-care balance. A horse may need extra protection and support while the hoof recovers, but the owner and farrier may not want to nail on a shoe, especially when the horse is normally barefoot. That was the situation shared by expert farrier Huf Reha Team, who used Glushu as a temporary glue-on option for a barefoot horse dealing with thin soles, laminitis, and sole bruising. From Huf-Reha Team “This is our lovely barefoot client who is having

Supporting a barefoot horse during challenging ground conditions can be tricky. When the ground becomes hard and unforgiving, horses that have transitioned to barefoot may struggle without the protection and clearance that shoes provide. Skyforge Farriery recently shared their experience using Glushu, a glue-on shoe, to offer temporary support without compromising the hoof’s integrity. From Skyforge Farriery: “These aluminium, rubber coated, glue on shoes from Glushu are a gr

Caring for our equine friends goes beyond feeding and grooming. It involves ensuring their comfort, especially when they face challenges...

Glushu is a proven alternative to traditional nailed shoes, specifically created for horses that struggle with conventional shoeing...

In the realm of equine care, each decision can play a crucial role, especially when it involves horses grappling with health issues ....

Thank you to Farrier Emmo Olofsson for sharing how they use Glushu glue when transitioning from traditional shoes to barefoot. Please...

Thanks to Esther Munter and the gang at Huf Reha Team for sharing their fantastic Glushu work with their barefoot client with a broken...

Thanks to Esther Munter and the gang at Huf Reha Team for sharing their fantastic Glushu work with this tenderfoot client. Be sure to...

Thanks to Esther Munter and the gang at Huf Reha Team for sharing their fantastic Glushu work with problematic hooves including laminitis...

Thanks to Esther Munter and the gang at Huf Reha Team for sharing their fantastic Glushu work. Be sure to check out more of their work on...