Give your equine friend an all-natural treatment for hoof woes with Equus Magnificus Essential Equine Hoof Magic Thrush Antiseptic Horse Spray. This formula is designed to help treat a variety of conditions that impact the hoof, sole and frog—like thrush seedy toe, white line disease and coronary band scurf. Deep-penetrating, it also aids in the healing of cracked and split heel buds. The skin- and hair-safe spray is high in vitamin E and doesn’t contain wax, petroleum or iodine.
Item Number | 199834 |
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Sourced From | United States |
Product Form | Spray |
Benzethonium Chloride 3.3%, Tea Tree Oil, Buffering, Stabilizing and Solubilizing Agents
Thoroughly clean area to be treated, removing all dirt from grooves next to frog and all trimmed material from hoof, sole and frog. Completely saturate the area and allow to penetrate for 30 seconds before putting foot down. Repeat twice a day or as recommended by your veterinarian or farrier.
Have used this every other day on my horses. 2 thrush cases have cleared up in 2 weeks, the other ones are well on their way. Hooves starting to look great!
Twice a day with 30 second hold the thrush is leaving the hoofs.
I had a round of thrush in my horses thanks to my pond. I used coppertox because I had it on hand but couldn't treat the frog with it. This works on any part of the hoof and is clearing up the thrush nicely. I've used their wound spray for years and this is just as good. It smells pleasant and cleans up nicely, unlike coppertox that stains and smells for days if you get it on your hands.
I used this stuff on my spotted saddle horse mare who I've been fighting thrush with for NINE YEARS, that's not a typo! I noticed the difference in just three days. her frogs went from this soft wet sponge feel to a much harder feel. the best part is this doesn't hurt her like other thrush brands, where she'd just stomp her feet after I applied them. The biggest thing about this is just to make sure you follow directions and treat with this twice per day! I do once in the AM before my mare goes out. Then once in the PM when she comes in.