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My farrier texted me after her visit on Tuesday. Four words: what did you change. He was not talking about her feed. Or her supplements. Or her shoeing schedule. He was talking about the growth pattern on her hoof. Three months ago he told me her heels were too contracted and her sole was thin. That the circulation to that foot was poor. That we were doing everything right but the foot itself was struggling to respond. I left that appointment feeling helpless. I had owned horses for 18 years. I had done everything by the book. Corrective shoeing every five weeks. Soaking. Poultices. Supplements. Two rounds of injections. The foot was always the problem and nothing I was putting on the outside was changing what was happening inside. A friend of mine who competes at FEI level mentioned something to me about a month after that appointment. "Have you tried red light on the hoof specifically? Not a generic pad. Something designed for the coronary band and laminae." I had seen ads for red light therapy for horses. I thought it was the equine version of a wellness trend. But she said: "My vet told me the hoof is the most circulation-deprived structure on the horse. Especially in horses that spend 12 hours a day standing still. The hoof mechanism stops working when there is no movement. Red light is the only thing that reaches the tissue directly without needing the horse to be moving." I ordered the HaloLegs Mini the next day. Put them on every morning while she ate. 15 minutes. Cordless. I forgot they were on half the time. Six weeks later my farrier called with that question. He examined her at the trim and said the heels had started to open. The sole was thickening. The growth pattern had shifted. "Whatever you added to her routine is working at the hoof level. I can see it in the horn." He had still not asked me what it was. He just knew something had changed. If your farrier has told you the foot is struggling and you feel like you are doing everything right but nothing is reaching the actual problem, this is the thing I wish I had tried first. 👉https://horsehalo.co/products/halolegs-mini