Gold Label Pig Oil Spray. An easy way to apply Pig Oil to those horses and ponies that are not upset with using a spray head
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A completely organic powder that rids lice and fleas from horses. Get Rid consists of microscopic algae which physically penetrates the outer layer of crawling insects. So safe that it is even edible!
Barrier Aloe Vera Soothing Gel Protects and aids natural healing.
Barrier Heel to Hoof Soothing Cream Formulated to help protect against and relieve winter skin conditions such as mud fever, cracked heels, rain scald and inflamed areas where swelling and scabs are evident.
Pettifers Green Oils Gel For all superficial wounds including insect bites, saddle sores and girth galls, wire cuts and splinters.
Carr & Day & Martin Protection Plus. This antibacterial, pink ointment with the added benefit of citronella, has numerous uses.
Barrier Livestock Louse Powder 100% natural insect repellent for use against blood sucking and biting lice.
Soothing protective insecticidal lotion to alleviate and prevent sweet itch.
A unique close fitting hoof boot designed to keep wounds, poultices and dressings clean. This durable boot is suitable for stable and turnout use enabling your horse to enjoy some freedom instead of being kept in his stable. Available in 10 sizes, (all measurements based on an unshod hoof) Check out the FAQ tab for a video giving fitting information and the Media tab for a great Product demo!
Licensed and proven to prevent and treat sweet itch in horses and ponies Proven to prevent sweet itch. AVM-GSL* licensed product with active ingredient benzyl benzoate in a soothing lotion, specially formulated for horses. If used as a preventative measure in early Spring prior to the symptoms becoming evident, the condition may not take hold. Apply to all affected areas by rubbing in with fingers or soft cloth as soon as sweet itch is diagnosed and for the remaining part of the sweet itch season. Initial application of Killitch (75ml) should be made twice daily, reducing to once daily and then 3-4 times a week as the irritation lessens. All affected areas should be kept clean by shampooing and rinsing well at least once a week. After shampooing or heavy exercise, re-apply to ensure adequate protection. With horses which are known to suffer from sweet itch, it is recommended that Killitch is applied in the early spring before symptoms become evident, so that the condition may never take a hold.
