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EquineCare Probiotic Topical spray - 1 Litre

$79.95
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EquineCare Probiotic is a topical spray for minor bacterial and fungal skin conditions caused by mud fever and rain scald. The spray aids treatment by introducing billions of beneficial microbes that outcompete the pathogens causing the condition. It needs to be sprayed daily (if possible) until the infection is cleared.

We recommend the 1-litre size for minor mud fever, larger areas of rain scald or if treating more than one animal. 

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Customer Reviews

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Christine Crawford
Mudfever

This product has worked amazingly on my two horses that had terrible mud fever, 🙌

Thanks for the 5 stars Christine...glad we could help!

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Heidi Pihama
Great all round product for my horses

I have used this product for mud fever, skin issues and thrush on both of my horses. I have found it to be a good all round helper for me this winter, as it has been so wet and mild. It has been the only product which has been able to get rid of the mud fever and skin issues and reduce the thrush to where the farrier has said that it now mild and not to stress!! Such a relief for me!!

Thanks so much for your review Heidi. Really glad we could help you'r horse this winter especially after some failrly trying weather! We can't imagine not having our product in our tack box now.

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Chrissie Jeffcote
Good results

I have used the spray to help with rain scald. Its stopped it pretty quickly and now just waiting for hair to regrow!

Thanks for your review Chrissie...yep, hair growth should follow!

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Andrew Aroha

Great product. Works very well.
Thankyou

Thanks for your review Andrew. Glad we could help.

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Kristy Meakin
Effective for mud fever!

I’ve been spraying this on my horses bad mud fever impacted legs (pink skin & delicate). After 10 days or so they are completely healed now… would recommend!

Thanks for your review Kristy. Glad we could help with the mud fever.