In the light of current events, I would like to bring attention to how crucial it is to always wash your hooves.  
To be honest, it is ALWAYS gross to not wash them after use, but now it is even more important.
 
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The only reason this got any attention at all is because it is relevant.  
While ponies are not known to have any kind of respiratory issues (that’s a big relief), do NOT get rid of your lungs completely.  
They are necessary to breath, and breathing is critical for health and comfort. So breathe deeply while walking, and keep your lungs breathing when you are sleeping. Keep this in mind as you are getting down to brass tacks on the steps for long walks.
 
Vaccines are currently available and will be offered in September.  
Please make sure that your pony is NOT exposed to any ponies during the vaccination period.
 
For the time being, I will start off by washing them daily with lots of soap. (If you can’t do so, don’t fret: the disinfectant can be purchased here in the pharmacy.)  
Once a week I’ll go over them in an antiseptic bath using the soap and water combination I mentioned above. The pony hoofs can be brushed with a mixture of a quart of plain water, one tablespoon of a horsehair soap, and one and a half teaspoons of baking soda (which, again, are all available in the pharmacy). After a week of this, I will apply a little bleach to them in the same ratio of water to bleach. As a last resort when other methods fail, I will apply a layer of rubber gloves to each pair and soak each hoof vigorously.
 
It will be a long road.  
But remember, the hooves are your best asset.