Kawell USA

Kawell cares for the total welfare of your animal. We developed a new line of products based on natural extracts for animal skin and oral care for your horse, dog, cat or other furry friend. Our products are based on the best elements of nature. We add passion, love and quality in each detail to offer the best products on the market.

Main Categories

Natural Pet Products

Copper Horse Shoes & Inserts

Natural Horse Shampoo

Healing Sprays

Grooming

Hoof Care

Dragon's Blood

Dragon’s Blood is one of the most well-known and renowned plants used in various parts of the world for many health benefits, most specifically wound healing. It had been used as far back as in the times of ancient Greece and Rome. It is believed Dragon’s Blood originated from an Indian Ocean Island called Socotra, which is now part of Yemen. The term “Dragon’s Blood” comes from the red sap from the tree family of Croton Lechleri, which grows in Mexico, Venezuela, Ecuador, Peru and Brazil. In the Amazon and throughout South America, Dragon’s Blood is used frequently as a liquid bandage.

Matico

The leaves of Buddleja globosa Hope (Buddlejaceae), known as “Matico” in Chile, are widely used in folk medicine due to their wound healing effects. The Matico leaves have been proven to exhibit anti-inflammatory and analgesic effects while also being a strong anti-oxidant.

Farrier's Corner

Shock Absorption

Studies at the University of Santiago Chile (USACH) show that by using Kawell copper alloy horseshoes, the reaction force decreases by 8.56%. This transmits less force and power up through the horse limb, decreasing shock to the the bones, ligaments, joints, and tendons compared to steel horseshoes.

Farrier's Corner

Through research and several case studies, Kawell has developed proven copper alloy horseshoe and inserts to help improve hoof health and the overall quality of a horse's hoof.

Durability

Kawell Copper Alloy Horseshoes can be worked in hot or cold, and requires less time and temperature in the forage (maximum temp 840°F o 450°C). They also last longer than regular steel shoes, and can be used for multiple sets.