A horse with tender soles does not need to be “a little footsore” for long before every step starts to matter. Thin sole, a stretched toe, and heels running forward can all change how the hoof loads. Left alone, that cycle can make the horse reluctant to move, harder to trim, and slower to recover healthy hoof shape. Thank you to the expert farriers at Huf-Reha Team for sharing how they utilised Glushu to help a foot sore horse. From Huf-Reha Team “Hey all, just a quick repor

Big thank you to Lavinda and her human Sara for sharing updating us on Lavinda's Glushu journey. If you would like to try Glushu please...

Thank you to Hadrian and his Human Simon Miller for this amazing video of Hadrian jumping in Glushu glue on horseshoes. Hadrian was...

Thank you to the gang at Horseclue for sharing their experiences of using Glushu glue on horse shoes. Please take the time to visit their...

Thanks to Simon Millar from Redwings Horse Sanctuary who has sent us an update from tender footed ex racing horse Hadrian who is enjoying...

Check out this Czech Glushu Beauty: " This horse is an older thoroughbred mare with poor quality hoof wall. Due to her poor hooves she is...

We were approached by Beverley Winnersh about her horse Jazz when he became very footsore after throwing his traditional nail ons. Jazz...

Poppy has had her Glushus fitted and is already a much happier horse! She went lame originally in November and has been diagnosed with...