sara shalda commentary
the reason this salve works so great is either of two things
the horse she is treating does not have true clydesdale scratches
or
if she is treating a clyde
the betadine is not the healing ingredient it is the petrolium base itslef......if she washes the leg...it is nice and clean...thats good.....and if she applies the balm immediately thereafter.....she puts a barrier between the nice clean skin and the environment
this will immediately have a positive effect on a clyde...but it wont last
after a couple weeks the demon will figure it out and adapt...it will no longer work...sorry
most vets dont know how to treat true clydesdale scratches
they only know the kind of scrathes light horses get the kind my quarter horses used to get
another yahoo member reply
MTG- Mane Tail Grow. It will get rid of pretty
much anything fungal. It's easy to use doesn't smell great, sorta messy but it has worked for me in
as quickly as 2-5 days It also doubles as a mane and tail de-tangler and you can use it to help your horse's
mane and tail grow longer. It is fabulous.
sara shalda commentary
the above is actually pretty good i like mtg as well but you still need to shampoo and condition and blow dry......please do not clip the feathers......they horse needs those....they will protect the leg once it is clean
another yahoo answer
TRY TO KEEP HIS LEGS DRY AS POSSABLE. THEN APPLY DESITIN OR SIMILAR DIAPER RASH CREAM. DON'T LAUGH, IT WORKS GREAT AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT ALSO GOOD LUCK!
sara shalda commentary
yep desitin works good but its not really as effective as some of my other treatments but it will help...yes you should try it...you still have to shampoo and conditon and blow dry
another yahoo answer
find a fungus or scratches shampoo and wash with warm water. it shouldnt be that large or any area you show be able to dry the legs pretty quickly. sorry i do not know the name of the stuuf i use to get rid of scratches.
sara shalda commentary
blow dry 100% much as possible yes the right answer....warm water yes the right answer
any good qualaity moisturizing shampoo will work nicely
another yahoo answer
sara shalda commentary
the above is actually pretty good i like mtg as well but you still need to shampoo and condition and blow dry......please do not clip the feathers......they horse needs those....they will protect the leg once it is clean
another yahoo answer
TRY TO KEEP HIS LEGS DRY AS POSSABLE. THEN APPLY DESITIN OR SIMILAR DIAPER RASH CREAM. DON'T LAUGH, IT WORKS GREAT AND THE PRICE IS RIGHT ALSO GOOD LUCK!
sara shalda commentary
yep desitin works good but its not really as effective as some of my other treatments but it will help...yes you should try it...you still have to shampoo and conditon and blow dry
another yahoo answer
find a fungus or scratches shampoo and wash with warm water. it shouldnt be that large or any area you show be able to dry the legs pretty quickly. sorry i do not know the name of the stuuf i use to get rid of scratches.
sara shalda commentary
blow dry 100% much as possible yes the right answer....warm water yes the right answer
any good qualaity moisturizing shampoo will work nicely
another yahoo answer
Honestly I would clip the hair off, and then leave it
alone. When my mare had scratches it seemed like the more I tried to get rid of it, the worse it got. As soon as
I left it alone, it started to go away. And once I brought her back home from the boarding stable she was at, it went
away completely. I would leave his legs alone for now, and try to let it heal on its own . But make sure you clean out your
paddocks when the weather is nice enough. That's what's causing it.
sara shalda comment
this ladys horse did not have clydesdale scratches...it had regular horse scratches
if you have a clydesdale-you have clydesdale scratches
if you do nothing you horse will die
paddocks when the weather is nice enough. That's what's causing it.
sara shalda comment
this ladys horse did not have clydesdale scratches...it had regular horse scratches
if you have a clydesdale-you have clydesdale scratches
if you do nothing you horse will die