EquiCoat is a specially formulated powder blend that aims to maintain the health and resilience of your horse's coat and skin.
This formula aids in maintaining a balanced skin environment for horses prone to irritation by absorbing excess oil and moisture. The EquiCoat powder helps in addressing minor irritations, itching, and some parasitic infections. As well, it can be used in post-workout care regimes to reduce sweat content.
The formula contains a careful selection of natural minerals known for their beneficial properties and proven effectiveness in promoting equine wellness. With EquiCoat, you can be confident that your horse's health and appearance are in good hands.
List of Ingredients:
Zeolite, Sulphur Powder, Diatomaceous Earth, Zinc Oxide Powder, Betulin.
Benefits and Recommended Uses:
- Maintains healthy skin and coat.
- Helps absorb excess oils and moisture.
- Addresses minor irritations and itching, ensuring your horse's skin remains comfortable.
Directions for Use:
- Shake well before use.
- Apply the powder evenly to the horse's coat, avoiding sensitive areas like the eyes, nostrils, and mucous membranes.
- Apply a small amount of powder and rub it gently into the coat. If necessary, use more for larger areas or specific needs.
- Apply powder 1-2 times per day every day or as directed by your veterinarian.
- Brush or comb the coat thoroughly after application to remove any excess powder.
- Powder can be applied to the legs daily, helping to develop water and mud resistance.
- Rinse if needed: If powder needs to be removed, it can be rinsed off with water.
Storage and Safety Precautions:
Store in a cool, dry, and ventilated area with the container tightly closed to prevent moisture ingress.
Caution should be exercised to avoid application near the face, eyes, nose, or mouth to prevent inhalation or ingestion. For animal and external use only; not intended for humans or consumptions.
In all cases involving diseases or injuries, your veterinarian along with your farrier are your best sources for information about your horse and your particular circumstances.
