Sep 6, 2018
This patch of wet, painful skin on the side of each pastern is probably folliculitis. Gently soak and scrub the area with Equinell™ Shampoo until it is clean. Repeat every three days for 3 or 4 treatments. If this doesn’t clear the problem, consult with your...
Sep 6, 2018
Very likely yes! It partly depends on why the shoes were put on, and why you want them off. If he was shod because of a mechanical problem such as occurs with past founder, or a structural problem with the foot it might not be advisable to leave him barefoot. If he is...
Sep 6, 2018
Thrush is an infection that goes dormant when oxygen is present. When it grows in a hoof it causes the hoof to be moist, and it produces that nasty black drainage to keep air out. Do your best to place the horse on a dry ground before attempting to apply Equinell™...
Sep 6, 2018
Unfortunately, no one can say for sure. What we are saying is that the use of Equinell™ products improves the appearance and comfort of horses and dogs when used correctly.
Sep 6, 2018
No one knows, but research was done to answer this question and no link was ever found. Certainly some horses seem to have more problems than others, and there maybe a genetic predisposition to CPL. From what we have seen the fuller and coarser the hair, the more...
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