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Coat Treatments for Horses

Coat Treatments for Horses

Topical treatments for rubbed, stressed and weather-exposed skin, the foundation of a healthy horse coat.

What can you put on a horse’s rubbed or weather-beaten skin and coat?

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Coat Treatments for Horses

A good coat starts with healthy skin. Rubs from tack and blankets, mud, wet weather, insects and sun all stress the skin, and a horse that rubs or scratches can quickly lose hair over the spot.

Coat treatments here are topical products owners use in their grooming routine to support the skin’s natural barrier on rubbed, dry or environmentally exposed areas. Hair loss in patches, crusts that spread, or skin that is hot, weeping or painful should be checked by a veterinarian.

Dragon’s Blood by Hello Rainforest

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Dragon’s Blood by Hello Rainforest

Hello Rainforest Imports, Inc. of British Columbia offers Dragon’s Blood for Equine, a concentrated topical resin of pure Croton lechleri from cultivated trees in Peru. It dries into a thin protective layer for routine skin, wound and hoof care, with no added water, alcohol, dyes or fillers, and every batch is tested for identity, purity and microbial quality.
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