The answer is, yes, but there are some differences.
A hoof is a complex structure. It consists of the following parts: The hoof wall, which is made up of the outer layers of the hoof wall, called the coronary band and the coffin bone. The coronary band has four layers; the outer layer is the epidermis, which is the softest and most flexible part of the hoof wall. The innermost layer is the cornified epithelium.
The cornified epithelium has a tough surface. The next layer is the lamellar keratin. The keratin is the hard protein material that gives the hoof its strength. The final layer is the inner layer of the hoof wall, which is the lamella. The lamella is a thin, elastic, but strong membrane, which protects the coronary band and coffin bone from injury.