Walkease blocks are intended for use to repair minor hoof injuries. They are ideal for the recovery of such ailments as thin soles, and other conditions needing about 2-3 weeks of elevation.

Walkease blocks are made from a specially-formulated ethylene-vinyl-acetate (EVA) material. They are attached to the hoof by use of a cyanoacrylate adhesive.

• Quick: the hoof can take weight again after 10 seconds
• Economical: small amounts of glue are enough for a secure grip
• Comfortable: no mixing of liquids and powders
• Easy: work the cleaned hoof with a special hoof rasp, glue to block, press for about 10 seconds, and it's done!

• The Walkease starter kit contains:
• 10x EVA large hoof blocks (122 x 60 x 20 mm (l x w x h)), blue colour
• 10x Walkease glue in 2 ml tubes
• 1x Walkease Rasp
• Instruction booklet in 18 languages
• Handy plastic container to store the products

• Treat the injured claw: Treat the injured claw first before moving onto the adjacent claw. Use a grinder or a hoof knife to leave the healthy claw as flat as possible. Ensure all debris is removed and the fresh horn exposed
• Use the Walkease rasp: Always use the Walkease rasp to finish preparing the adjacent hoof surface. Expose fresh horn to provide a clean, flat surface for maximum contact and block adhesion. The rasp must be kept clean and uncontaminated when not in use
• Check the block size: Compare the size and shape of your chosen block before removing its plastic wrapper. Your chosen block must support the hoof wall without any large overlap. Blocks can be trimmed if required. Walkease blocks can be used for left or right hooves – simply turn the block over
• Dispense full tube of single-use glue: Always wear gloves when handling Walkease glue. Use the full contents of the 2ml single-use tube to secure the block. Regular, slim lines of glue are better than thick, irregular distribution across the block
• Press the block firmly: Press the block firmly onto the healthy claw, overlapping the hoof wall. After about 10 seconds of steady, even pressure you will feel the block ‘grip’
• Drop the cow's leg immediately: It is important to immediately lower the hoof once the glue grips. The weight of the cow will increase the contact between the block and the hoof generating a stronger bond. In cold conditions, allow the cow to stand for longer, before release. The Walkease block will only attach properly when weight is applied before the glue has completely cured