Keratex Hoof Hardener Horse First Aid, 250-ML

First, I would like to say Chewy has the best Customer Service ever. I purchased Keratex for the first time because Durasole was out of stock. When the product arrived, I read all the small print on the label indicating this product can be very dangerous to use. The use of gloves, eye protection, and warnings not to inhale the vapors were indicated. There was also a warning that this product can cause cancer and genetic defects along with skin and eye irritation warnings. Additionally, even though this is a product designed to be brushed over the sole of the foot, there was a warning not to get any in the frog. None of this information was listed on the Chewy website. I would not have purchased this product if it had been. Finally, Keratex is the consistency on water. It comes in a small plastic bottle with a wide mouth top and a small brush. I poured a small amount into a smaller container to take into the stall. People who are more coordinated than I am might be able to mange better, but I was unable to hold up my horse’s foot, clean it out, brush any debris off, and then reach for the small brush, put the brush into the container of the product to transfer the water-like consistency over to the sole of the hoof, all the while worrying about whether the product would drip onto the frog. If Keratex was packaged in some type of applicator bottle, it might be easier to use. However, there is still the serious concern that it is meant to be spread on the sole of the horse hoof, but not on the frog. I am not comfortable using a product that has so many dire warnings about having dangerous vapors and being a potent cause of cancer and genetic defects. I do not recommend this product. I asked for and was given a reimbursement for the Keratex. Thank you, Chewy.