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Consistency is the key to healthy hooves.
Too much moisture can certainly destroy good hooves, and not enough moisture can increase the shock and stinging to the horse's feet. When we speak of consistency, we have to explain what happens when a horse is exposed to too much moisture. If the horse is turned out all night, the hoof goes from being dry to being very wet from the dew. Dew is hazardous to the healthy hoof. On the other hand, when a horse is in a stall on shavings or turned out on dry ground, these conditions are hydrophilic surfaces which draw moisture from the feet.