The Ungula Naturalis regenerator is an ointment causing a very important regeneration of the hoof.

Use :

Causes a significant growth of the horn or fork by regenerating it. He will completely modify the new horn constituted by avoiding the brittle horn and by creating a new flexible, elastic, hard and resistant horn. On the old horn, it will play a softening and fortifying role by strongly nourishing it.

Using advice :

Apply the ointment with a brush on a dry, clean and healthy surface (no smell of rot) three to four times a week, insisting on the upper part of the hoof or on the frog.
On the frog and sole: apply until a healthy, supple and hard frog is completely restored.
On the horny box: apply the care product alternately every other day, the regenerator and the endurance ointment in order to grease the feet daily. On feet in poor condition, the operation can last several months in order to completely reconstitute the hoof horn. Massage the perioplical pad with the brush.
 
Noticed :

Recommended especially for the treatment of cracks and brittle calluses, the regenerator will also fight against structural problems of the foot.

It is advisable to keep the ointment at a temperature between 20 and 25°C in order to keep all the properties of the elements used in its composition.

The presence of suspended particles in fat is normal. Ungula Naturalis did not want to filter two natural elements (seaweed and oil) in order to retain all of their properties. Its color may also vary.

The regenerating ointment replaces biotin by acting immediately and directly on the level of the formation of the horn. After 15 days of daily care, you will spot the growth of the new horn with the naked eye thanks to its color and its different structure.

You can also use this ointment for horses whose feet are a little "closed" a little "straight" and who therefore need a softer and more elastic horn in order to recover better balance.

Leading to a very important growth of the foot, it is advisable to treat the two front or the two back simultaneously so as not to create an imbalance in the level of the feet.