SWEET ITCH (CULICOIDES HYPERSENSITIVITY)
Sweet itch in horses is a severe allergy to biting insects’ saliva, causing itchiness, hives, scabbing, and hair loss.
For people who love their horses.
Sweet itch in horses is a severe allergy to biting insects’ saliva, causing itchiness, hives, scabbing, and hair loss.
Equine ringworm causes hairless, crusty patches that may not itch, making it difficult to detect early. Watch for changes in your horse’s skin.
Rain rot is a bacterial skin disease in horses, thriving in warm, moist conditions. Watch for matted coats, tight scabs, and inflamed spots.
Midges/fly exposure causes neck threadworms, itching around the mane, tail, chest and belly, and misdiagnosis as Sweet Itch, leading to blindness.
Itchy equine manes and tails are common issues for horse owners, caused by allergies, parasites, or skin conditions like sweet itch or rain rot.
Sallenders and Mallenders cause thickened, scabby skin in the leg creases of feathered breeds like Gypsy Vanners, Clydesdales, and Friesians.
Horses can experience hair loss and dandruff from environmental factors, low-fat diets, or serious conditions like ringworm and skin fungus.
I first bought this years ago for my gelding’s cannon bone crud. Previously, I would constantly scrub that area, and to my amazement, this skin lotion was SO simple! You smooth the skin lotion on and after a while rinse it off and Poof! the crud was gone. Clean Legs! Your horse will like this because it is simple and easy. Try it!