How to prevent or control thrush in horses and ponies with Banixx
Preventing Thrush in Horses - Controlling Thrush in Horses
Another aspect of treating thrush is to provide some changes in the affected horse's living arrangements. Resolve to keep cleaner, drier stalls and increase your horse's exercise/turnout time. Better yet, try for a longer turnout in a clean field. Not only will these changes help clear up a case of thrush, but it will help prevent its return. Naturally, we all would like our horses to live in a perfect world with large green pastures and a lovely, large clean stall. However, we do understand that this is often difficult to achieve and that we are all doing our best for our horses but, these efforts are often limited.
METHOD OF BANIXX APPLICATION FOR HORSE HOOF THRUSH
Pick the horse's feet; you may need a pick with a brush for hidden areas. Preferably, Banixx should be applied twice a day, am and pm and the best time to treat is immediately after your professional (farrier or vet) has trimmed the hoof. This is because your professional will trim away any dead or diseased tissue so you will be able to easily access any infection with Banixx. This will allow Banixx to do its best work. If possible, keep the hoof in the “boot” for an hour or so, then remove it and tape up the hoof with gauze and vet wrap or duct tape, before returning the horse to his environment, to try to keep the hoof as clean as possible. For chronic cases, repeat this process 3-4 days after each trim. Find Banixx near you or buy online.