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Discs & Rasps for Efficient, Precise Livestock Hoof Care Find reliable discs & rasps for routine cattle hoof trimming, corrective hoof care and professional livestock foot maintenance. From abrasive hoof discs for controlled finishing to more aggressive trimming discs and manual rasps, the right tool helps remove excess horn accurately while maintaining control around the sole and hoof wall. Our livestock hoof care range is selected for farmers, stockkeepers and professional hoof trimmers who need dependable equipment for regular use. Complete your hoof-care kit with our Hoof Knives and Hoof Blocks & Shoes . Choosing the Right Discs & Rasps The best hoof-trimming tool depends on the condition of the horn, how frequently you trim and your level of experience. Powered discs can make removing excess horn considerably quicker, while rasps provide greater manual control when refining and balancing the hoof. Abrasive hoof discs – A useful choice for controlled, lighter trimming, surface preparation and finishing. Their less aggressive action can also suit occasional users developing confidence with powered trimming equipment. Carbide and cutting discs – Designed for faster horn removal and heavier workloads. These are better suited to experienced operators who require efficient material removal across multiple animals. Hoof rasps – Ideal for manually smoothing rough areas, refining the finished hoof and making smaller adjustments where powered removal would be unnecessary. Disc diameter and fit – Check the diameter, centre bore or fixing system against your angle grinder before ordering. Many livestock hoof discs are around 115 mm, but compatibility varies between products and manufacturers. Cutting surfaces – Single- and double-sided discs, abrasive surfaces and replaceable-blade systems perform differently. Consider both the volume of trimming and the degree of control required rather than choosing solely on cutting speed. For a broader hoof-care set-up,