Hoofmaker Pellets

TRM Hoofmaker Pellets

Hoofmaker Pellets provide all the essential nutrients needed to protect and nourish every layer of the hoof horn. This sulfur-rich formula ensures that important nutrients are incorporated into the horse’s diet to optimize hoof growth and improve hoof structure.

The product contains a concentrated source of the sulfur-containing amino acid methionine as well as the sulfur-rich nutrient MSM (methylsulfonylmethane). Keratin sulfate, the primary structural component of the hoof horn, has a high sulfur content. Hoofmaker Pellets also contain a very high amount of biotin—37.5 mg per daily ration—for optimal hoof health.

In addition, the product contains calcium, which is necessary for the stability of the hoof wall, as well as zinc, which is required for the healing of all epidermal tissues. Other amino acids contained in the product serve as essential building blocks for protein formation.

Benefits:

• Optimal hoof health: Contains a high amount of biotin (37.5 mg per daily serving) to support healthy hoof growth.
• Strengthening of the hoof structure: Sulfur-rich ingredients such as methionine and MSM promote the stability and elasticity of the hoof horn.
• Promotes regeneration: Zinc supports the healing and renewal of epidermal tissue, including the hoof, skin, and coat.
• Essential building blocks for protein formation: Contains important amino acids necessary for building and maintaining healthy hooves.
• Hoof wall stability: Calcium ensures a strong hoof wall and supports overall hoof integrity.

Information regarding doping relevance in our products is based on manufacturer specifications and is not updated regularly. The assessment specifically referenced the list of doping-relevant substances from the International Equestrian Federation (FEI). However, it should be noted that national doping regulations may differ from these international guidelines. Furthermore, doping regulations, particularly regarding herbal ingredients, are subject to constant change. For this reason, we recommend that you stay informed about the latest developments in equestrian sports by consulting the FEI list of prohibited substances.