- Shake the bottle thoroughly to mix the sediment layer at the bottom of the bottle with the rest of the liquid in the bottle. Continue shaking regularly while applying to larger surfaces.

- Apply directly to the problem area and use just enough to cover the area, without applying too much and the excess can run down the horse.

- Do not pick off the scabs, as this can be painful for the horse and cause slight swelling. The scabs will fall off naturally as healthy skin grows back under the scab.

- After the wounds on the horse's legs have healed, apply a thin layer of Original M-T-G to the affected area before the horse goes outside in wet conditions to provide a barrier against reinfection.

- The oil in Original M-T-G can make your horse sensitive to the sun and susceptible to sunburn. If the horse spends a lot of time in direct sun, it is better to apply Original M-T-G early in the evening.

- Original M-T-G can produce heat when applied, so be very careful when applying, for example, a grease wrap or a blanket. So it is wise not to cover the treated area.

- Do not share brushes, blankets or pastures between horses with a skin problem and horses without a problem, because fungal and bacterial problems are highly contagious. Wash everything that comes into contact with an infected horse so that you don't re-infect him after he has recovered.

- There is no need to wash or rinse Original M-T-G between applications.

- Many people see the skin problem disappear after the first application.

- To grow mane or tail hair, massage M-T-G into the base of the mane along the neck and on the horse's tailbone once a week.

- When applying Original M-T-G and NEW Original M-T-G plus, more is not always better. Apply sparingly.