
No Thrush Dry Formula
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Four Oaks Farm revolutionary all-natural "DRY" thrush treatment No Thrush Dry Formula attacks and eliminates active thrush infections with a unique and easy dust-on application that finds all the dark places thrush thrives, with obvious results in just a few days! No stains, no mess. Takes only seconds to apply. Available in 5.5 ounce bottle.
Information at a Glance:
- Safe, Non-Caustic, All-Natural Formula
- Thin-Tipped, Full-Coverage Squeeze Application
- Immediately Effective with Dramatic Results
- Effective Treatment All Bacterial/Fungal Skin Infections
- Promotes Healthy Hoof Regrowth
- Allows Proactive Maintenance for Prevention
Ingredients:
Contains an all-natural proprietary mix of multiple natural clays, silicates, salts of copper 15% - active, iron, diatomaceous earth, and oregano powder.
Directions for Use:
For thrush and fungus clean hoof with pick/brush. Keep as dry as possible. Shake bottle to loosen settling. Thoroughly dust frog and deep into all hoof grooves and crevices once daily for 5-7 days. For deep sulcus thrush and hoof rot continue regular use until heel cracks are regrown.
For maintenance: To aid in thrush/fungus prevention apply a dusting every 7-10 days as needed.
Great for Scratches and Rain Rot: Keeping the coat/legs dry, apply daily until area is healed.
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