The idea of WetHoof came to me back in 2016 when I bought a former racehorse with bad hooves.

I wanted to train and compete with my English thoroughbred but the bad hooves made sure to put a stop on my plans. It was extremely frustrating to cancel training sessions because of lose horseshoes. At the end, I had to put all training aside and focus on the hooves.

I searched the internet for products, guidelines, tips and tricks and listened to experts in the subject.

My farrier told me that the best way to have good hooves was to let my horse stand in buckets of water or rinse with water for about 20 minutes. My horse didn’t like to stand in buckets of water and to rinse for 20 minutes was time-consuming but also a waste of water. There had to be an easier more time effective solution.

That’s when the idea for WetHoof came to life.