... and with both 
hands into the face!

The veterinarian is independent from the situation on site through the installation of a water supply in the practice vehicle.

Who does still remember the times of foot-and-mouth disease? Disinfection trays placed everywhere to clean boots was to contribute to ease our consciences. Shouldn’t meticulous cleanliness be practiced constantly? Often there is a lack of opportunity in the day-to-day hectic of racing from one barn to the next.

With the boot shower you have everything on-board. An integrated water tank (e.g. 50l) that can be refilled from outside, as well as a professional high-pressure pump, running at 2.8 bar (40psi), feeding the spray handle. The spray handle has a point jet and a spray jet mode making sure that any dirt caught in the chinks is removed.

For washing your hands, the extractable water tap is an ideal and extremely space saving solution. Extraction is very easy because of the ball bearing tracks. The water drains into the open.

A sink is possible as well. From time to time it is also used for heating up infusions by carrying along hot water in a thermos flask. By the way, a hot water system could also be considered. In case of the sink solution the wastewater should be piped into a tank, otherwise a wastewater hose would have to be planned for the vehicle floor.