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[...] Determining if a horse is suffering from rain rot is actually a very simple process. The name of the condition is self explanatory, really, so any [...]

[...] how hot the rest of the day will be once the sun is up! Humid environments are where rain rot, mud fever, scratches and muck itch thrive.  Guess nasty bacteria want to vacation in [...]

[...] ABSOLUTELY! Once you have confirmed a rain rot infection on your horse, it is imperative to take extra precaution to ensure the infection doesn’ [...]

[...] years, especially since the person who invented, tested, and ultimately created our formula, Katrina Hollander, passed away in a tragic automobile accident in 2004. Although there was initially some [...]

[...] at least 2 minutes afterwards. Remember that muck itch is caused by a bacteria (Dermatophilus Congolensis). Similar to any bacteria, it thrives in moist and humid environments so in [...]

[...] will be once the sun is up! Humid environments are where rain rot, mud fever, scratches and muck itch thrive.  Guess nasty bacteria want to vacation in Florida as well.  These months are when most [...]

[...] . It makes me laugh but imagine how hot the rest of the day will be once the sun is up! Humid environments are where rain rot, mud fever, scratches and muck itch thrive.  Guess nasty bacteria want [...]

[...] shipped from a Florida warehouse. The company hopes to expand their product line to include equine shampoo, conditioner and possibly even a mosquito spray (yippie!). Although Katrina is not here with [...]

Determining if a horse is suffering from rain rot is actually a very simple process. The name of the condition is self explanatory, really, so any hor [...]

[...] for dogs… Well, not even a week later, I noticed my dog had a hot spot around his neck/collar area but didn’t think too much about it until a few days later when I notice that he would [...]