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MediBoot

★ ★ ★ ★ ★ (16) Read reviews »

Rubber boot especially made for sheep and goats to protect a foot when being treated.

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  • MediBoot

    Item #770700 | Weight 0.30 lbs
    In Stock
    $18.00
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Common Uses
For treating sheep or goats that have footrot or scald. Also helps with animals that have a cracked or broken hoof.

Specs
  • Made of strong, rugged flexible rubber
  • Adjustable nylon strap and plastic buckle at the top
  • 6" tall with a 2.5" opening at the top

Benefits
Prevents dilution and pollution of the hoof by water or dirt. Retains medication around a sheep or goat hoof. Can be cleaned and reused.

How to Use
Trim and clean problem foot. If using FootCure™ spread a thin coat of the paste over any sore spots. Use pressure to work it into any deep rot areas. Place boot over the foot and pull the strap at the top tight.

If you are using liquid zinc for the treatment, put the boot on first then add the liquid. Pull the strap tight and use SureFlexx™ Elastic Bandage Wrap to seal the top.

The boot should be on no more than one to two days. Keep the animal in a clean dry area and repeat treatment if needed.

Precautions
Do not leave the boot on longer than two days at a time. The foot needs fresh air to heal.

Accessories

Listed below are recommended optional components or related items. Your particular situation may require alternative recommendations. Please call and talk to our consultants if there are any questions at 800-282-6631.

Reviews (16)
Average Rating: ★ ★ ★ ★ ★ 3 out of 5
Number of reviews: 16 customers reviewed this product.
Recommended: 7 out of 16 said they would recommend this product to a friend.

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★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Wouldn't stay on more than a minute.

MediBoot
★ ★ ★ ★ ★

Wouldn’t stay on my sheep first time because it wouldn’t tighten enough so I wrapped electrical tape around the strap to make it fit more snug. Then the buckle would not stay fastened as others have said. Overall it will not work as it is. Wrapping the buckle and leg with tape may make it stay on. As someone stated a baby boot and tape might be better and cheaper.

MediBoot
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I got these for a footsore Icelandic sheep, to use during treatment. They are one size fits all, and really are too big for my ewe; however, they work and are sturdy and stand up to repeated use. I've found that the best way to ensure they stay on is to use some self-adhesive bandaging (e.g., "vet wrap") and start on the boot and then wrap up and onto the animal's leg and back down a couple turns. This also keeps debris from getting down into the boot. Get a spare or two so you can always have a clean one to switch out if needed. My biggest complaint with these is the not-very-effective friction buckle used to secure the strap. It doesn't really stay put, and because it's located on the front of the boot, it gets laid on and ground into the dirt and muck, and comes loose fairly easily. However, the adhesive bandaging solves that problem.

MediBoot
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The boot fit Waggy my doe's hoof perfect. It took 2 people to put the boot on. One to hold her and the other to insert her foot into the boot. Adding the hoof soak from Premier1 was easy and the adjustable band was great. We did not need to add more vet wrap at the top. Thinking about purchasing another one in the near future.

MediBoot
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Appeared to be well made, but clip broke loose within 12 hrs and is lost somewhere in the field. Not for a large ram. Way cheaper just buy a child's rubber and vet tape it.