This is what I look for when cleaning my horses hooves:
Clean all dirt and manure from the hoof. Look for evidence of thrush (white chalky substance with bad odor. Treat as nessesary) cracks, sores or cuts and foreign objects in the soft areas such as the heel and frog.
You keep a horse's hooves clean so that they don't get infections, such as Thrush (an infection that eats away at the frog), and also so that you can removed stones that could bruise the underside of a horses hoof. Also, it is important to keep the hoof clean so that the horse does not get an abscess and so you can keep an eye out for laminitis or founder. All in all, hoof care is very important and shouldn't be missed from your daily routine. Always pick your horses feet out before and after riding and when he/she comes out of the field/stable.
It's important to take care of a horses hooves because they need them to live, without a hoof a horse will die. The hooves should be picked out daily and trimmed at least every 4-8 weeks (6 is average) to keep them level and balanced to avoid lameness issues.
By brushing them.
it is used to clean the bottom of horses feet
Horses can get an abcess in the feet at any time of year. It is a good idea to check your horses feet and clean them every day to avoid foot problems.
You need to clean your horses equipment everyday to keep the equipment from rotting and breaking. It also helps to keep the horse comfortable when it has clean equipment to use. For tack that comes in contact with the horses skin it should be wiped down daily and deep cleaned at least once a week.
You should clean it at least 3 times a day, but you can never clean it enough. The ammonia from the horses waste does damage to both the horse's feet and lungs. It would be better to keep it outside 24/7 in conditions as natural as possible; this is the healthiest for the horse.
It is called Hoof Heal.
a farrier is a person who takes care of horses by clean there feet for there balance and protection. they also apply horse shoes to there feet.
you should clean out your horses stall twice a day morning and night!
To Keep your feet warm, clean and safe
Yes, grooming is very beneficial for horses. Not only does it keep them clean, but it helps with their circulation.
Use a nice, clean, damp sponge to clean the inside of the horses nose.
If mud or manure gets trapped in the contours of a horses hoof, it can start to rot and in turn eat away at the hoof's tissue causing many problems.