Soft-Ride™ Equine Comfort Boots

For the Ultimate in Horse Hoof Care and Joint Care

Soft-Ride™ Equine Comfort Boots - not just for therapy!

When stalling your horse on hard ground and for extended time…give it a ride. A Soft-Ride!

When trailering and transporting your horse for any distance…give it a ride. A Soft-Ride!

 

When walking or even standing is painful for a horse…give it a ride. A Soft-Ride!

Click on a selection above to learn more about how top equine professionals, breeding farms and veterinarians are using the Soft-Ride Equine Comfort Boot.

 

The Soft-Ride Equine Comfort Boot is the horse health industry’s premier system for hoof care needs of all breeds, sizes, and ages of horses. Constructed of high-performance synthetic materials and made in ten generous sizes, the boot slips on and off easily, and stays snug with sturdy Velcro™ straps. The tough outer shell gives the horse a “rocker” base of support while a removable, washable orthotic insert cushions and supports the bottom of the hoof.

Soft-Ride Boots provide support, protection, and comfort for horses with needs such as –
•  Discomfort caused by chronic lameness, especially painful laminitis
•  Rehabilitation from injury, surgery, or disease
•  Medication or frequent imaging needed for the hoof
•  Reduction of tension on strained tendons and ligaments
•  Safety concerns during breeding and foaling seasons
•  Pre- and post-workout support and comfort
•  Transport protection
•  Protection from hard ground and rough terrain
•  Reduce discomfort while in stall at show facility with hard stall floor

No Longer A Secret!
Soft-Ride boots have been in private-label use for several years but are now available to the public. You can order on-line and give your horse the comfort they deserve. Veterinary hospitals and farriers have been using Soft-Ride Equine Comfort boots for years and the boots are endorsed by Scott Morrison, DVM, at Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital, and by the Kentucky Equine Sports Medicine and Rehabilitation Center (KESMARC), both in Lexington, Kentucky.
 

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