Shires ARMA Poultice Boot
The Shires ARMA Poultice Boot is great way to help keep the foot clean and dry, be it for use in the stable, or you need something more secure for turnout.
Made with a tough, waterproof material and textured sole, this boots from Shires is a great way to help keep dressings secure and clean, particularly when there is a shoe in place, or if the foot needs continuous soaking over a longer period,
Designed with your horses comfort in mind, this poultice boot has been anatomically shaped, with a secure touch close strap, this boot has been designed to fit the foot securely, helping to keep your horse as comfortable as possible as you treat them!
Key Features:
- Suitable for use in the stable or turnout
- Tough, waterproof boot
- Designed to keeps dressings secure and clean
- Drawn shut with a buckle
- Secure touch close fastening to hold in place
- Textured sole
- Washable and reusable
- Anatomically shaped
Delivery and Shipping
Delivery and Shipping
| Service Name | Cost |
| UPS Standard | €11.99 EUR |
| UPS Express Saver |
€19.99 EUR
|
RETURNS
- 45 days return policy
We offer a 45-day return policy for refunds & exchanges. Returns & exchanges are valid for 45 days after the order has been fulfilled, provided it has not been used or fitted and is returned in its original packaging.
Please note that GS Equestrian is a UK based company. When returning items from outside of UK, please label both the package and the returns form with "Return" in order to correctly avoid customs charges. If your parcel incurs customs fees upon entering the UK, we cannot cover these expenses, and your items will be sent back to you. In such cases, the courier usually does not reimburse your shipping costs. Additionally, if you're sending a return from outside the UK, you are liable for all postage expenses.
| Size | Heel to toes | Side to Side |
| Small | 14cm | 12cm |
| Medium | 15cm | 13cm |
| Large | 16cm | 14cm |
| X Large | 17cm | 15cm |
Shires ARMA Poultice Boot
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