Equine America Fungatrol Cream

Description

Equine America Fungatrol Cream is a topical treatment designed to protect and maintain healthy skin in horses. It’s particularly effective against fungal and bacterial infections, which can cause skin conditions like rain scald, mud fever, and ringworm.

Key Features of Equine America Fungatrol Cream:

1. Antifungal and Antibacterial Properties:
   • Fungal Protection: Helps combat and prevent fungal infections on the horse’s skin, reducing the risk of conditions like ringworm and rain scald.
   • Bacterial Defense: Provides protection against bacterial infections, which can cause skin irritations such as mud fever.
2. Soothing and Moisturizing:
   • Skin Barrier: The cream forms a protective barrier on the skin, helping to shield it from environmental factors such as wet or muddy conditions.
   • Moisturization: Contains moisturizing agents to soothe and hydrate the skin, promoting faster healing of damaged areas.
3. Easy Application:
   • The cream is easy to apply and adheres well to the skin, ensuring it stays in place and provides ongoing protection.
4. Prevention and Treatment:
   • Effective for both preventing and treating skin conditions, making it a versatile addition to your horse’s care routine.

Usage Instructions:

• Preparation: Before applying, clean and dry the affected area thoroughly to remove any dirt, debris, or scabs.
• Application: Apply a thin, even layer of the Fungatrol Cream to the affected area. Massage gently into the skin to ensure good coverage.
• Frequency: Use the cream as needed, depending on the severity of the condition. For active infections, it may be necessary to apply the cream daily until the condition improves.

When to Use:

• Skin Infections: For treating fungal or bacterial skin infections like ringworm, mud fever, or rain scald.
• Wet or Muddy Conditions: To protect the skin from environmental factors that can lead to infections or irritations.
• General Skin Care: To maintain healthy skin and prevent the onset of skin issues, particularly in horses prone to such conditions.