Farnam Rain Maker Triple Action Hoof Oil for Horses Moisturizer and Conditioner, Attracts, Absorbs and Retains Moisture, Contains Aloe, 32 Oz.

Works great for my horse in this dry desert sand of Vegas

Good product and fast delivery

My horses hooves and my mules hooves have been cracking due to no rain and everything is so dry and hard. Our farrier said this is the best out there and he was completely correct. I have a number of hoof supplement and I never had such fast results. The farrier was amazed how great their hooves look. Still no rain, still too dry.

Not able to use as recommended due to donkeys being stubborn but can tell a difference in hoof appearance.

Awesome hoof conditioner for our mules! We drive carriages in the French Quarter & this helps keep their feet looking great!

Good stuff, have been using it for over a month and starting to see good results

When I first bought my horse, his hooves were in very bad shape. He kept losing shoes and parts of his hoof wall. My blacksmith recommended this product. With the help of him and this product, my horses hooves look great and he has not lost a shoe in a very long time! The only negative I have for this product is when it gets low its difficult to get the hoof ointment out and I feel like some of it gets wasted.

Good product and seems to work but I dont recommend it for pasture horses. Easy to apply but its extremely gooey and doesnt dry so when the horse walks in the dirty it forms dirt clods on the hoof wall. Perfect for stall horses

Rainmaker is great for keeping your horses hoofs in good condition. There was one horse that came into the farm where my horse is whose hoofs were so dry they were horribly cracked and causing her pain. Within a month of using Rainmaker weekly on her feet, they are in great shape. The only con with Rainmaker is the fact that in cooler weather it forms up and becomes difficult to use.

I use this on my BLM mustang and have seen massive improvements. Works exactly as described. No complaints about the smell. Suggestion that my farrier made to me: No need to cover the entire hoof; only use around the coronary band. The hoof will naturally absorb it where it needs it, as gravity pulls the ointment down the hoof wall. Cuts down on wasting excess. :)