Field Paste

Field Paste cleanses and conditions the underside of the horse’s foot, helping frogs and soles stay strong and healthy.

Its ingredients support the natural growth of healthy tissue, especially when rubbed well into the surface of the frog. The active agents also help the hoof and frog tissue to toughen without being caustic or damaging.

The thick, paste-like consistency allows Field Paste to stay in the deep grooves of the foot for longer than thinner solutions.

Instructions

Pick out and clean feet if necessary. Smear paste deep into the lateral grooves and onto the frog and sole. Re-apply as necessary or when feet are picked out. Once improvement is shown, re-apply weekly to keep soles healthy and tough. Use a thin layer rubbed in well if the paste is not sticking well or the horse is stabled.

Ingredients

The natural ingredients have been chosen either for their cleansing and drawing properties or to improve the consistency of the paste.

• Natural clay blend - A blend of clays to help draw inpurities out of the sole and frog and give the Field Paste its unique consistency.
• Honey - Honey for its many beneficial properties and to improve the consistency of the product.
• Natural Minerals - Powerful but gentle compounds to support the correct microbia on the foot and nourish horn tissue.
• Essential oils - Highly effective essential oils that helps to toughen weakened structures, cleanse the area and penetrate deep into the structure of the foot.

FAQs

How do I help Field Paste stick to the sole?

Make sure the foot is clean and dry and rub a thin layer of Field Paste well into the sole, the more you put on the more likely it is to peel off in one go.

Can I use Field Paste on the skin?

Field Paste is intended to be used on the hoof and frog, we do not recommend using it elsewhere in case it causes irritation.

Do I need to wear gloves when applying Field Paste?

Gloves are not necessary for personal protection (but do wash your hands after use) but are a good idea for keeping your hands clean as Field Paste is quite sticky.

Should I be using Field Paste, Sole Paint or Sole Cleanse?

For mild issues regular use of Sole Cleanse is advised, once problems are cleared up this is easy to apply and inexpensive to use as a preventative. For more severe cases or where regular use is not possible use Field Paste in turned out horses and Sole Paint in stabled horses or in drier weather outside. If you are unsure or your horse is stabled and at grass you are best to use a thin layer of Field Paste.