Protective Regenerating Frog Care
Cavalli ScalziClay, activated charcoal and vegetable tar for the horse's natural foot.
- Specific barefoot formula
- Clay + charcoal + tar
- Strengthens horn and sole
- Shod and unshod
Product for equine hygiene and care. It is not a veterinary medicinal product. Apply to intact skin. In case of wounds, lesions or skin alterations, consult a veterinarian.
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Cavalli Scalzi was born from observing horses in the wild: their foot is naturally in contact with clay, earth and plant substances. The formula reproduces this ideal environment in a practical and concentrated way.
Remineralizes and strengthens the horn structure of the foot. Non-occlusive formula.
Absorbs bacteria, odours and excess moisture in the frog cleft.
Seals and nourishes the horn without clogging it. A traditional component of foot care.
100% natural formula — non-occlusive, suitable for frequent use.
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Why it works
The key benefits
Structural reinforcement
Clay and vegetable tar penetrate the horn, strengthening the structure of the wall and sole.
Activated charcoal
Activated vegetable charcoal absorbs bacteria and toxins, keeping the foot environment clean and healthy.
Natural vegetable tar
Unlike mineral tar, vegetable tar is gentle on the horn and does not clog it: it nourishes without sealing.
For shod and unshod
It works on both types: strengthening for the barefoot, protective for the shod horse.
When to use it
What Cavalli Scalzi is for
Natural clay, activated charcoal and vegetable tar. Formulated for barefoot and shod foot care: it strengthens the horn structure and maintains natural balance and protection.
Instructions
How to apply
Clean the hoof
Remove mud, gravel and debris with the hoof pick. Clean the sole and the frog clefts.
Apply to the sole
With a wide brush or your fingers, spread an even layer over the sole, frog and lower part of the wall.
Let it dry
Let it air-dry for 20–30 minutes before the horse walks on the ground. It forms a protective film.
Frequency
2–3 applications per week for maintenance. After trimming: apply immediately and on the following 2 evenings.
The formula
Natural ingredients
Cavalli Scalzi was born from observing horses in the wild: their foot is naturally in contact with clay, earth and plant substances. The formula reproduces this ideal environment in a practical and concentrated way.
100% ingredient transparency
No hidden ingredients. If you can't understand it, we don't put it in.
Nocera Umbra clay
Mineral baseRemineralizes and strengthens the horn structure of the foot.
Activated vegetable charcoal
PurifyingAbsorbs bacteria, odours and excess moisture in the frog cleft.
Natural vegetable tar
ProtectiveSeals and nourishes the horn without clogging it. A traditional component of foot care.
Who uses it
Real testimonials
“I use this product after every competition. The difference on the limbs is visible the very next morning.”
“The texture is perfect, it stays compact and rinses off in a minute. The horse tolerates it perfectly.”
“It's part of the routine after every outing. I couldn't do without it.”
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Analytical transparency
Full composition declared on the label. Every batch is analysed by an accredited laboratory; a certificate of analysis is available on request by quoting the batch number. Miraclay is not affiliated with the FEI: the FEI does not operate any product approval or certification scheme. For horses taking part in competitions, check every ingredient against the current list and agree an appropriate withdrawal time with your veterinarian before competing.
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Clay, activated charcoal and vegetable tar for the horse's natural foot.