Cashel Stall Sore Boots for Horses, Medium Black Pair with Fleece Lining

Cashel Stall Sore Boot is a medium black foreleg boot for horses, designed to help protect against pressure sores, with a neoprene exterior and soft fleece lining.

• Open back — helps prevent binding when the horse bends its leg.
• Adjustable straps — accommodate a wide range of leg sizes.
• Sold in pairs — provides one boot for each foreleg.
• Cold-water wash and air dry — care instructions for keeping the boots clean.

Horses can scrape or bruise their forelegs and develop pressure sores when they spend time down because of a medical condition or stand on hard stall surfaces. This boot is made to help shield the foreleg from irritation in those situations, including when a sore is already present.

How does the Cashel Stall Sore Boot help protect a horse’s forelegs?

The Cashel Stall Sore Boot helps protect existing sores from further aggravation, aiding faster healing. Its neoprene exterior and soft fleece lining move with the horse, helping reduce irritation as the leg moves.

• Made for foreleg protection when a horse is down or stalled on a hard surface.
• Soft fleece lining sits against the leg.

Will the Cashel Stall Sore Boot fit my horse?

The Cashel Stall Sore Boot has adjustable straps intended to fit a wide range of leg sizes, and this option is medium. The open-back design prevents the boot from binding while the leg is bent, supporting comfort during normal leg movement.

• Size: Medium.
• Color: Black.

What comes in the pair, and how should I clean the boots?

Each Cashel Stall Sore Boot purchase contains two boots. Wash them in cold water and let them air dry; these are the care steps provided for the pair.

• Quantity: one pair.
• Care: cold-water wash; air dry.

This boot is suited to horse owners seeking foreleg coverage for horses prone to scraping, bruising, or pressure sores while down or standing in a stall on a hard surface. The medium, adjustable pair combines a neoprene exterior, fleece lining, and an open back to help protect the forelegs without binding when bent.