Source Focus HF Hoof Micronutrient for Horses | 3.5 lb

has done my horse very well!

After only six weeks of owning my QH gelding, the unspeakable happens. He gets injured. He ripped off over 1/3 of his right rear hoof. The vet advised that I put him down the night of the injury or wait a year or more to see if he recovers. After doing extensive research to find out what truly makes a hoof grow, I chose Focus HF as the supplement to use. In less than six months, I was riding the horse I was told to put down. My vet and farrier are amazed at his recovery and tell everybody about the supplement I used to get this hoof to grow. Thank you Source for creating such a wonder product that works!

My gelding has IR so it's always a challenge to find supplements that don't give him an adverse reaction. I was using 2 other products - one for the iodine and one for biotin - that were conveniently combined together in Focus HF. I've only used it for 3 months, but we have not had any foot soreness or other IR issues, and he readily eats the pellets, no problem.

About 2 years ago I realized my OTTB wasn't growing any foot (probably because he had been diagnosed with Chronic Lymes and we were treating him. He had grown plenty of foot the prior 4 yrs of owning him before his Lyme's diagnosis). So I started him on a major brand of hoof supplment my farrier recommended and gave it about 9 months. No change in hoof growth or quality. I changed hoof supplements to another major brand that ships monthly in convenient little tubs - gave it another several months- again, nothing. I read the reviews on FOCUS HF and have been feeding it about 7 months now and BINGO! The farrirer noticed the difference in his hoof quality and growth this last shoeingn and asked what supplement he was on. For us, this is the first thing that has seemed to work. But it could also be other factors like turnout time, daylight, seasonality, quality of hay, stress, mositure in mud/turnout and more. But for now I am pleased and will continue to supplement him with Focus HF.

: I started feeding FOCUS HF to help support my horse's hooves. He has the typical OTTB hooves that are brittle with minimal growth. The pellets are highly palatable for my picky eater, and I like knowing he's getting biotin and trace minerals to help promote hoof health. After adding this to his daily feed, I've noticed better consistency in his hooves and steady growth, and it's reassuring to have an easy, all-in-one option that supports him from the inside out.

This was recommended by Horse Journal. My problem WAS hoof quality not growth....solved the problems and is inexpensive with the added benefit of iodine. I had tried two others 1.hoof & 1. mineral w/o results

you can see the new growth. the healthy hoof coming thru... both my horses are OTTBs and came to me with horrible feet. Focus HF has helps both of them have solid, healthy hooves.

Have had my 7 year old TWH mare on this for 2.5 years and couldn't be happier! Her feet are hard, sturdy and healthy, and she's been successfully barefoot for over a year. We live in New England, so her hooves are subjected to hot and humid conditions in the summer, feet of snow in the winter and everything in between during the fall and spring (including an entire season dedicated to mud!!!). Whatever the weather, her feet hold up. The price is very reasonable (way less than comparable products that in my opinion are not as effective), and my mare seems to like the taste.

My past success with Focus HF led me to order it for my new 6 year old Arabian mare. I know she will need to take it for about 6 months before we notice a significant change in her feet, but it was very effective several years ago for another horse. It needed to be introduced gradually to her sweet feed until she got used to the flavor, but now she eats it just fine. (This was also my previous experience.)

Source is one of the best supplements on the market, hands down. Used the Focus HF on a great horse that had horrible feet, when the new hoof started to grow in, you could definately tell a differance in where the "new" hoof started, and the "old" hoof stopped. Farrier even wanted to know what I was using. What most people don't understand is, you can feed some horses a bucket full of hoof supplements all day long, but if there is gaps in their nutritional program caused by a lack of micro nutrients (missing in the soil of where the feed stuff is grown), it won't do any good. Source covers all those gaps.