Our Organic Dairy Hoof Solution, an innovative fast acting mineral based solution. Highly concentrated, diluted at 2% rate for Maintenance and 4% for Problem solving.  Our cost effective and environmentally friendly solution provides up to 500 passes per 200 litre footbath. 

Example usage:  200 litre footbath Maintenance - 4 litres of JFC Premium for 500 Passes 

                              200 Litre Footbath Problem Bathing  -8 litres of JFC Premium for 500 Passes 

Key Features: 

• Supports hoof care, animal welfare and lifetime milk yields 

• Fast acting, long lasting, easy to use single mix solution. 

• Contains Tea Tree Oil for natural antibacterial action  

• Safe to use for both the operator and the environment. 

• Suitable for use in a wide range of footbaths, automatic footbaths and spray systems. 

• Mineral based to disrupt bacteria. 

• Reduces hazardous waste in the slurry 

Linked Products: If you like this have a look at our footbath range including our New Foam addition - FB2,FB4, FB7,FBF01, FBF02 

Photos/Videos/Testimonial: 

At JFC we place the customer at the heart of all our decisions. We spoke to dairy farmer Pat Brennan who has seen some excellent results upon using JFC Premium Hoof Solution. 

Pat Brennan milks 210 Holstein Friesian cows on a land area of 400 acres in Roscrea, Co. Tipperary. Pat farms in partnership with his son Pauric. Pat started using JFC Premium Hoof Solution this year due to lameness in some of the herd. 

Pat had been searching for a hoof care product that would work for his farming enterprise, “We had tried a few different Formaldehyde based products, but found them hazardous to use. We wanted a product that would deliver the best results without any health risks.” 

James McGrath is JFC’s on-farm Hoof Health expert for Ireland.  James provides practical solutions for the issues that farmers are faced with on a daily basis. 

“James explained the benefits of using JFC Premium Hoof Solution in that, it would deliver superior results by quickly reducing lameness in the herd and that it doesn’t pose any health dangers. We haven’t looked back since.”