OK, given that I’m also getting desperate about a rubbed tail, time to try this stuff there …
The mare had a little bit of crud on her legs from wearing splint boots in hot weather. Started the Equiderma late last week and the crud is gone gone gone with no need to pick at it or otherwise annoy her. I am impressed!
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I finally bought some Equiderma skin lotion to try on my horse’s persistent cannon crud and small areas of rain rot. Holy moly - this stuff is fabulous. I’ve been reading threads about rain rot etc where someone pipes up with a plug for this stuff and sounds like they have some sort of hidden interest, which made me wary of paying $20+ something to try yet another horse product.
Anyway, I ordered some and it works fabulously. The second time I put it on my horses’s cannon crud, the crud wiped off on my hand. Like literally, I put a squirt in my bare hand, smoothed it on my horse’s leg/massaged it into the hair, looked at my hand, and it was covered in black cannon crud that had transferred on to it. And now his (white) hind legs are beautiful (and not irritated from scrubbing).
The bottle says it has to be applied to a dry horse - but that it is still effective if horsie gets rained on, and it will distribute some of the ingredients. It contains these weird little blue green gritty balls - I think they are capsulized medication that the rain “melts.”[/QUOTE]
Our horse has had cannon crud for 4 years, nothing budges it.
If this works I am in.
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