Hills Farm Supplies Biotin Hoof Blend is a simple, practical hoof-support supplement formulated for horses. It combines concentrated Vitamin H biotin with pollard as a carrier to allow accurate, consistent daily feeding. Designed to support hoof horn quality, strength and structural integrity in growing, performance and breeding horses.
Supports hoof horn strength
Biotin plays a critical role in keratin formation, improving structural integrity.
Improves hoof wall quality
May reduce cracking, flaring and chipping over time.
Supports hoof growth rate
Adequate biotin intake is associated with improved horn growth.
Assists thin-soled horses
Long-term supplementation may improve sole density.
Simple, cost-effective formula
Straightforward biotin supplementation without unnecessary additives.
Consistent daily dosing
Pollard carrier ensures even distribution in feed.
Suitable for performance and breeding horses
Supports hoof durability under workload.
TYPICAL COMPOSITION:
Active ingredient:
Biotin (from Vitamin H Biotin 2%)
Carrier:
Pollard
Approximate biotin concentration in finished blend:
0.1% biotin (1 mg per gram of product)
At a 20 g feeding rate, horses receive approximately 20 mg biotin per day.
Our feeds are made in South Australia in a FeedSafe accredited feed mill, ensuring consistent quality in every batch. When you buy from us, you’re supporting a family owned and family run business.
Feeding Instructions
Standard feeding rate:
20 grams per head per day
Mix thoroughly into the daily feed ration.
Hoof supplementation should be fed consistently for a minimum of 8–12 weeks to observe visible hoof quality improvements, with best results typically seen over 4–6 months due to hoof growth rates.
Always ensure access to clean water and a balanced diet.
For optimum quality and shelf life product should be stored below 30°C and off the floor in a cool, dry, well ventilated area protected from direct sunlight.
THIS FEED HAS BEEN FORMULATED SPECIFICALLY FOR ANIMALS AS DESCRIBED ON THE PACKAGE, OR THE LABEL ATTACHED TO THE PACKAGE, AND MUST NOT BE USED FOR OTHER SPECIES OF ANIMALS. UNSUITABLE FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.
1. What does biotin do for horses?
Biotin supports keratin production, which is essential for strong, healthy hoof horn.
2. How much biotin does my horse receive?
At 20 g per day, horses receive approximately 20 mg of biotin.
3. How long before I see results?
Visible improvement typically takes 3–6 months due to natural hoof growth rates.
4. Can this be fed to ponies?
Yes. Adjust the feeding rate proportionally if required based on bodyweight and veterinary advice.
5. Is this safe for long-term feeding?
Yes, biotin is commonly supplemented long term for hoof support.
6. Can it be fed with other mineral supplements?
Yes, but review total diet balance to avoid unnecessary duplication.
7. Does it help with laminitis?
It does not treat laminitis. However, strong hoof horn may support overall hoof resilience as part of a broader management plan.
8. Is pollard just a filler?
Pollard acts as a carrier to ensure even mixing and practical feeding.
9. Can it be fed to breeding mares?
Yes, biotin is safe for breeding stock when fed at recommended rates.
10. Should I stop once hooves improve?
Ongoing supplementation is often recommended to maintain hoof quality, particularly in horses prone to poor hoof structure.
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Hills Farm Supplies Biotin Hoof Blend is a simple, practical hoof-support supplement formulated for horses. It combines concentrated Vitamin H biotin with pollard as a carrier to allow accurate, consistent daily feeding. Designed to support hoof horn quality, strength and structural integrity in growing, performance and breeding horses.
Supports hoof horn strength
Biotin plays a critical role in keratin formation, improving structural integrity.
Improves hoof wall quality
May reduce cracking, flaring and chipping over time.
Supports hoof growth rate
Adequate biotin intake is associated with improved horn growth.
Assists thin-soled horses
Long-term supplementation may improve sole density.
Simple, cost-effective formula
Straightforward biotin supplementation without unnecessary additives.
Consistent daily dosing
Pollard carrier ensures even distribution in feed.
Suitable for performance and breeding horses
Supports hoof durability under workload.
TYPICAL COMPOSITION:
Active ingredient:
Biotin (from Vitamin H Biotin 2%)
Carrier:
Pollard
Approximate biotin concentration in finished blend:
0.1% biotin (1 mg per gram of product)
At a 20 g feeding rate, horses receive approximately 20 mg biotin per day.
Our feeds are made in South Australia in a FeedSafe accredited feed mill, ensuring consistent quality in every batch. When you buy from us, you’re supporting a family owned and family run business.
Feeding Instructions
Standard feeding rate:
20 grams per head per day
Mix thoroughly into the daily feed ration.
Hoof supplementation should be fed consistently for a minimum of 8–12 weeks to observe visible hoof quality improvements, with best results typically seen over 4–6 months due to hoof growth rates.
Always ensure access to clean water and a balanced diet.
For optimum quality and shelf life product should be stored below 30°C and off the floor in a cool, dry, well ventilated area protected from direct sunlight.
THIS FEED HAS BEEN FORMULATED SPECIFICALLY FOR ANIMALS AS DESCRIBED ON THE PACKAGE, OR THE LABEL ATTACHED TO THE PACKAGE, AND MUST NOT BE USED FOR OTHER SPECIES OF ANIMALS. UNSUITABLE FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION.
1. What does biotin do for horses?
Biotin supports keratin production, which is essential for strong, healthy hoof horn.
2. How much biotin does my horse receive?
At 20 g per day, horses receive approximately 20 mg of biotin.
3. How long before I see results?
Visible improvement typically takes 3–6 months due to natural hoof growth rates.
4. Can this be fed to ponies?
Yes. Adjust the feeding rate proportionally if required based on bodyweight and veterinary advice.
5. Is this safe for long-term feeding?
Yes, biotin is commonly supplemented long term for hoof support.
6. Can it be fed with other mineral supplements?
Yes, but review total diet balance to avoid unnecessary duplication.
7. Does it help with laminitis?
It does not treat laminitis. However, strong hoof horn may support overall hoof resilience as part of a broader management plan.
8. Is pollard just a filler?
Pollard acts as a carrier to ensure even mixing and practical feeding.
9. Can it be fed to breeding mares?
Yes, biotin is safe for breeding stock when fed at recommended rates.
10. Should I stop once hooves improve?
Ongoing supplementation is often recommended to maintain hoof quality, particularly in horses prone to poor hoof structure.
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