Rubber Hoof Pick & Brush for Horses, Blue 7"

Seems to work well now

These hoof picks are my favorite! I have several, but they are always disappearing into other people's grooming buckets since everyone loves them so much. The brush really comes in handy for our horses who constantly get dirt build-up in their hooves. Do

I have a million of these picks and they are great! I love the brush on the end to help get all the dirt out of my horse's hooves. They are very durable as well. I also find them great for cleaning out under the corners of my stall mats when bedding ge

I will never buy any other type of hoof pick. It's simply the best. Not too long, not too short, just the perfect length. After I pick the horse's hooves, I flip over to the brush side and lightly brush excess mess out of the frogs to leave everything nic

Fits my hand great and has a nice metal pick to get up in the creases of frog and heel. The brush side is a must have. It cleans hoof sole wonderfully especially if your prepping hoof for dressing/medication. Works on outside of hoof removing caked on mud

Love this pick! Gets out all the dirt so quick. We've had nothing but rain and mud and this cleans their feet like nothing else. I just hose it off and let it dry and its perfectly clean

its cheap it does its job and the brush is stiff. cant complain other than as someone else mentioned the finger grips are on the wrong side. However i don't really care about it. Still great bang for your buck.

Love these hoof picks. They come in assorted colors, and are comfortable to hold. The pick is sturdy and the brush is firm. Definitely gets the job done. If holding is an issue wearing a gripper glove should work perfectly.

Ordering two more, the pick part is cheaper then other's but does the job what I love is the brush its just way to handy to have both right there with a flip of the wrist. Love all the colors too. THANKS JEFFERS!!

These long hoofpicks with brushes and indentations for fingers are ALL made by people who do not use them: The indentations for fingers are on the wrong side of the pick! For people who actually do clean horses feet, we all realize once we go to use thi