I thought that using peroxide on a puncture wound
is not advisable because the action of the peroxide actually destroys cells, and
in a puncture wound this can contribute to an infection...??
If the horse is lame right after the Ground
Control shoes went on, then take them off. Probably a nail in the wrong
place, and that can happen with any kind of shoe. I believe that one can
take peroxide and put it on the nail holes and see where the bubbling action
is. That will tell one where the bad nail is. I use Ground Control
on the front with Maggie. They work great BUT and this is a very
big BUT, I use the clear shoes. That way my farrier can see what he is
doing. My farrier probably would have told me to get another farrier if
I had asked him to put on the black GC shoes.
Jeanie
