FormaHoof provides a 3D liquid-fit horseshoeing system that replicates natural hoof biomechanics for rehabilitation and protection. This nail-free, custom-fit polymer solution supports hoof health and encourages natural growth, addressing issues like laminitis and white line disease.
Funding
Funding not disclosed
Founders
Product
Problem
Equine hoof care often struggles with replicating natural biomechanics, leading to issues like laminitis, white line disease, and structural damage from bruising or cracking. Traditional shoeing methods can be invasive and may not adequately support hoof rehabilitation or promote healthy growth.
Solution
FormaHoof offers an advanced 3D horseshoeing system designed to replicate the natural biomechanics of a healthy, barefoot hoof. This non-invasive, nail-free solution provides structural support and protection for hoof rehabilitation and preventative care. The system utilizes a proprietary advanced polymer and reusable molds to create a custom-fit application that supports the hoof's natural function and encourages healthy horn growth. This approach aims to alleviate pain, correct conformational faults, and facilitate a faster return to activity for horses.
Target Audience
The primary target audience includes horse owners, equine podiatrists, farriers, and veterinarians seeking advanced solutions for hoof rehabilitation, protection, and performance enhancement.
Features
- 3D liquid-fit application system that conforms to the individual hoof's anatomy.
- Utilizes a proprietary, fast-curing advanced polymer for durable hoof support.
- Reusable, precision-engineered molds ensure consistent application geometry.
- Nail-free application process, minimizing damage to the hoof wall.
- Designed to support natural hoof function, including frog contact and solar plane arch.
- Facilitates hoof rehabilitation for conditions such as laminitis, white line disease, and thin soles.
- Promotes healthy hoof horn growth by providing a protected and supportive environment.
- Applications typically last for a standard 6-8 week shoeing cycle.