seasonal skin care
Pure organic aloe vera
Effective treatment for winter ailments
Along with winter comes the endless list of ailments that horses are more susceptible to during the cold, wet and muddy weather. Mud Fever, Rain Scald, Thrush and Hoof Abscesses are just some of the problems that will need immediate attention should they occur.
Made in the UK from the finest grade of pure organic aloe vera available, Aloeride offers a wide range of benefits, from incredible support to digestion, to promoting a glossy coat, healthy skin and strong hooves, through to supporting swifter recovery and clearly more comfortable movement.
Tested by an accredited Newmarket laboratory, Aloeride doesn’t contain any synthetic compounds and is taste-free and easy to feed in convenient, sealed sachets.
RRP: £55.20 (1 x months supply)
www.aloeride.co.uk 01858 464550
Fly repellents now in trial size
WIN a NAF Skin Care pack If you love your horse, you’ll do anything to soothe
the seasonal skin issues he may face this spring and NAF is giving away a bottle of Love The SKIN He’s In Skin Wash, a NAF Deep Cleansing Towel and a tub of Love the SKIN He’s In Skin Salve to each of THREE lucky readers.
Using a combination of targeted ingredients
NAF’s Love The SKIN He’s In range supports and soothes your horse’s flaky, itchy, bumpy, lumpy and dry seasonal skin challenges naturally.
Help your horse to help himself and treat his skin with love this spring. Love your horse. Love The SKIN He’s in. Love NAF.
Find out more online at
www.naf-uk.com
To enter, simply answer the following question:-
What sort of problems does NAF’s Love The SKIN He’s In range support?
Entries must be made online
atwww.onlineentry.co.uk If you are reading the digital edition, simply click the link now - and remember to include your full contact details.
Closing date: 31/03/2016.
The winner will be chosen at random after the closing date from all fully completed entries and notified by email. No postal entries will be accepted.
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Equimins’ Extra Strength Fly Repellent is now available in a 100ml trial size bottle. This tried and trusted formula is used by horse owners all over the world to help repel flies and other biting insects – in fact – the formulation was initially tested in the Far East where it was outstandingly successful. The spray on liquid combines three active ingredients, two of which are herbal extracts, to create a repellent that’s long lasting and highly effective. Extra Strength Fly Repellent is available in 100ml, 500ml and 750ml bottles. Prices start from £3.55.
Fly Repellent Gel 3535 is an extremely effective, long lasting fly repellent that can be used on horses and other animals. The powerful gel contains 15% ethyl butylacetylaminopropionate (also known as IR3535) that helps to repel biting insects including midges and mosquitoes and, during trials, proved to be more effective, longer lasting and considerably less toxic than deet! Fly Repellent Gel 3535 is available in 50g trial size and 500g tubs, where 500g will last the average horse for over a month. Prices start from £2.99. Visit
www.equimins.com
www.theequinesite.co.uk
Fly Repellent Gel 3536 50g trial size
Robinson Animal Healthcare has a range of high quality products available to help prevent and to treat Mud Fever and Rain Scald. Activ Wash, Veterinary Gamgee, Animalintex and Equiwrap are all suitable.
Also available from Robinson Animal Healthcare, Animalintex Hoof Treatment is ideal for the treatment of Hoof Abscesses and Thrush when advised by a vet.
Suitable for the rapid treatment of foot conditions, it is the only veterinary licensed poultice on the market for equine treatment. Highly absorbent, it is extremely versatile and can be applied either as a wet, hot or cold poultice, or as a dry dressing.
Visit
www.robinsonhealthcare.com
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