Kevin Bacon's Hoof Dressing

Instead, Kevin Bacon’s uses Laurel leaves infused in natural grease from animals that is easily

Want a hoof dressing using laurel-leaf-infused animal grease that the hoof actually absorbs?

Kevin Bacon's Hoof DressingDistributed by Anvil Brand Shoe Company
Unlike other hoof formulas which rely on paraffin, vaseline or silicone which the hoof can not absorb. Instead, Kevin Bacon’s uses Laurel leaves infused in natural grease from animals that is easily absorbed by the hoof!

About Anvil Hoof Brand Exclusive USA Distributor for Kevin Bacons Hoof Dressing
Anvil Brand Shoe Company has been manufacturing horseshoes, farrier tools and hoofcare products since 1978. We have horseshoes and hoofcare products on the Budweiser Clydesdales, Sea World and Disney horses, and famous hitches belonging to Express Personnel, Ames Construction and the Heinz hitch. Our reputation for quality products and superior service is unsurpassed. Our decision to become the exclusive USA Dealer for Kevin Bacon’s Hoof Dressing was based upon our desire to carry the very best in hoof care products. Kevin Bacon’s makes a completely absorbable, all natural, hoof dressing that offers extremely good results. We simply are the World's Best Hoofcare Store™ and are excited to bring this to our American clients.

How Did Kevin Bacon Decide To Formulate This Incredible Hoof Dressing?
Says creator, Jean Jacques,This ointment originates from the time when I myself owned a horse which was suffering from an avulsion fracture of the front right heel. Unable to find any products on the market to heal it, we teamed up with several friends who are vets, homeopaths and chemists and carried out some research, which gave rise to Kevin Bacon's, a 100% natural and traditional product based on animal fat, vegetable oil and fresh bay leaves. Today Kevin Bacon's is sold just about everywhere in Europe and is regularly used by the best riders in the world.

Note: Kevin Bacon's is highly valued by prestigious trotting and racing stables as well as by show-jumping and dressage professionals. During the last Olympic Games, more than half the riders chosen for the show-jumping final used Kevin Bacon’s.

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How did Kevin Bacon's Hoof Dressing come to be?

Says creator Jean Jacques: This ointment originates from the time when I myself owned a horse which was suffering from an avulsion fracture of the front right heel. Unable to find any products on the market to heal it, we teamed up with several friends who are vets, homeopaths and chemists and carried out some research, which gave rise to Kevin Bacon's, a 100% natural and traditional product based on animal fat, vegetable oil and fresh bay leaves.

Where did the name Kevin Bacon's come from?

In 1984 Jean Jacques formed a partnership with his good friend Kevin Bacon — an internationally renowned Australian jockey who was so impressed by the Hoof Dressing that he wanted to put his name on it. After a few years of selling the product to show jumpers and horse people, customers just started calling it Kevin Bacon's, and the name stuck.

What is Kevin Bacon's Hoof Dressing made of, and how is it different?

Kevin Bacon's Hoof Dressing is based in natural, easily absorbable animal fats steeped with Laurel leaves to create a Laurel balm for hoof care. Unlike formulas that rely on paraffin, vaseline, or silicone — which the hoof cannot absorb — Kevin Bacon's penetrates the horn to nourish the hoof deep down. It has been manufactured by traditional methods for more than 25 years; the laurel leaves naturally stimulate hoof growth and help strengthen and condition the hoof.

Does Kevin Bacon's offer a Liquid Hoof Dressing too?

Yes. The Liquid Hoof Dressing minimizes hoof cracks and can be applied to the wall after shoeing to prevent bacteria penetration. It contains essential oils of the Neem tree, which grows in India — its antiseptic and antibacterial properties are well-regarded. Kevin Bacon has a medical background that helped in the formulation of these products.

How often should I apply Kevin Bacon's Hoof Dressing?

Normal usage is 2 times per week. In the event of severely dry hooves, 3 times a week will work wonders. Apply in a thin layer from the coronet band on down to cover the entire hoof; it absorbs completely after application.

What is Anvil Brand Shoe Company's role with Kevin Bacon's?

Anvil Brand Shoe Company has been manufacturing horseshoes, farrier tools, and hoofcare products since 1978. Their decision to become the exclusive USA Dealer for Kevin Bacon's Hoof Dressing was based on a desire to carry the very best in hoof care products. Anvil Brand horseshoes and hoofcare products are on the Budweiser Clydesdales, Sea World and Disney horses, and famous hitches belonging to Express Personnel, Ames Construction, and the Heinz hitch.

How much does Kevin Bacon's cost?

Kevin Bacon's Hoof Dressing is $17.60, and the Liquid Dressing is $28.10.