Equiderma Zinc Oxide Paste For Dermatitis & Sunbrn

My horse, Lucky is a bald face blue-eyed QH Paint. He is very susceptible to sunburn on his nose. He does wear a long-nosed fly mask most of the year. It is not just the summer sun that causes issues but also the reflection of the snow in the wintertime. Even with the fly mask, Lucky often gets a sunburned nose. I use this on his pink nose. It soothes immediately and heals quickly. I need to apply it only a couple of times a week. It seems to have some lasting protection and does not need to be applied daily. I love this sunscreen. It smells wonderful and also has been healing my horse's sunburn for years. I also use it to help heal scratches and mud fever in the wet seasons of New England. It keeps bugs from getting into the scabs. I do apply it daily for any scurfy skin issues., It helps heal them up pretty quickly. Lucky, recently, had a sore on his heel from the mud. Nothing seemed to work. The Vet made a concoction of Furacin, Destine, and Dex. I could tell it was very irritated. After using the Vet concoction her a few days, it was still looking inflamed. Per my Barn Manager's suggestion, I decided to try the Equiderma Zinc Paste. After one application I noticed a significant difference 3 days later with less swelling and healing of the area. By the third application, the area was almost clear. Tips for application: remove as many scabs as possible with warm soaks, dry thoroughly, then apply a generous layer of Equiderma and allow it to mostly dry if going back to turnout. It provides A long-lasting, antibacterial, antifungal, water-resistant barrier.

Is creepin' crud really the proper term? Well, this stuff clears it up quick and washes out easily when you want it gone. The bane of horse owners in FL is all the moisture and resulting fungus and various skin conditions.