Is mud causing your horse problems? Care that help !

Irritated skin (pinkish skin on pasterns or legs, slightly grainy appearance, beginnings of a crack) is a warning sign that mud fever is on its way, if preventive measures haven’t been taken – so you need to do something quickly if you want to avoid further problems

CASE 1: Soothe any irritation on legs

Act quickly – as soon as possible, apply a balm that has the following targeted properties:

1/ softens scabs so that they fall off by themselves
2/ deeply nourishes the skin, restoring its elasticity, and ensures penetration of specific active ingredients that address the problems
3/ covers the area, protecting it from external attack

STEP 1:  Wash the areas regularly with Tea Tree Shampoo to remove scabs and cleanse the skin.

STEP 2 : Apply TEC-1 twice a week, to nourish the skin and ensure penetration of the active ingredients

CASE 2 : Help the skin to repair the affected areas.

Very grainy skin, thick scabs, etc.

STEP 1 : Wash the areas with Tea Tree Shampoo to remove scabs and cleanse the skin

ETAPE 2 : Apply Derfongen once every 4 days to help the skin fight back

The information provided does not in any circumstances replace the advice of your veterinarian. It is the fruit of over 12 years’ experience and analysis of equine skin problems.