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Mud fever in horses: reviews and complete guide on Ozone Mud Guard, a natural treatment

What is mud fever in horses? (pastern dermatitis)

Mud fever is the common name for pastern dermatitis. It affects the lower limbs of horses and manifests as irritation, redness, scabs, and sometimes infection around the pastern or fetlock. This condition is not caused by a single germ; rather, it appears when a weakened skin barrier allows pathogens to penetrate. Prolonged exposure to wet or muddy conditions is a determining factor: it weakens the skin, facilitating the penetration of bacteria or fungi. Without treatment, this dermatitis can progress to more serious infections (cellulitis, lymphangitis) or lead to lameness. Prevention therefore relies primarily on hygiene and maintaining a dry environment.


Ozone Mud Guard: composition and benefits for horse skin

To address this condition, the brand Ozone Horses offers Oz one Mud Guard , a A topical treatment designed to quickly address skin lesions. This product combines two natural ingredients:

  • Ozonated oil : This oil is obtained by infusing ozone into the fatty acids of sunflower oil, giving it a high concentration of peroxides and other beneficial oxygenated compounds (ozonides). Ozone acts as a natural disinfectant: it eliminates bacteria, fungi, and viruses through oxidation and stimulates tissue regeneration.
  • Sweet almond oil: known for its soothing and moisturizing properties, it softens the skin and makes the formula gentle to apply.

This synergistic blend provides a gentle yet powerful treatment for various types of skin lesions, including mud fever. The product comes in a bottle and is applied directly to the affected area with the fingers, extending the application up to 2 cm around the wound. Thanks to its semi-thick texture, it adheres well to the skin even when damp and can be used as a preventative or maintenance treatment.


Customer reviews and testimonials

1. "Miraculous product for mud fever"

A rider explains that her mare, who has Lyme disease, developed severe mud fever on all four legs. After trying several treatments without success, she applied Ozone Mud Guard "somewhat by chance." Within a few days, the swelling and sores had cleared up, and she describes the result as miraculous. This user highly recommends the product, as its effectiveness far exceeded her expectations.


2. "My new multi-purpose treatment for all minor injuries"

Another owner says she has replaced all her creams with Ozone Mud Guard. She appreciates its natural, non- greasy, and economical formula: a small amount is enough, and the texture doesn't stick to her fingers. She uses it to moisturize the base of the tail, protect against insect bites, and promote hair regrowth in areas prone to rubbing. The product also treats tick bites and creates a barrier under the belly against small insects. The rider emphasizes the bottle's longevity and the professional advice she received when she purchased it.


3. "A discovery for a horse with dermatitis"

This last testimonial comes from a horse owner suffering from sweet itch. After trying numerous solutions, she discovered Ozone Mud Guard at the Bordeaux Jumping competition. From the very first application, her horse felt relief and stopped scratching for several hours. She continued the treatment until the rash disappeared and praised Ozone Mud Guard for this product, which she "loves."

Why choose Ozone Mud Guard to treat mud fever?

User feedback aligns with the composition and properties of our product. The presence of ozone gives the oil a broad-spectrum antimicrobial action: it eliminates pathogenic germs and promotes healing. Sweet almond oil moisturizes and soothes irritated areas, while the sunflower oil base stabilizes the ozone and optimizes its therapeutic effects. This combination allows for the treatment of superficial skin conditions (mud fever, minor wounds, irritations) and the use of the product both preventively and as a complement to daily skincare. Users also appreciate the product's ease of application and pleasant scent.


How to use Ozone Mud Guard to treat mud fever?

To achieve good results and prevent the recurrence of mud fever, it is essential to combine the use of Ozone Mud Guard with good hygiene :

  • Keep the area dry and clean : mud fever is favored by damp and muddy conditions. Clean the limbs regularly, dry them thoroughly, and avoid overly humid environments.
  • Apply the oil correctly: spread a few drops directly onto the affected area and extend the application slightly around the lesion. Repeat the process as needed, depending on the severity and your veterinarian's instructions.
  • Monitor the condition: In case of significant lesions (oozing, deep wounds), we recommend a saturated ozonated oil, such as the more potent Ozone Super Guard . Consult an equine health professional if symptoms persist or worsen.

Conclusion

The testimonials gathered demonstrate riders' enthusiasm for Ozone Mud Guard, which has proven to be an effective ally against mud fever and other skin problems. Its formula combines ozone, known for its purifying and healing properties, with sweet almond oil, which moisturizes and protects the horse's skin. In addition to rigorous hygiene and a dry environment, this natural treatment can help quickly relieve irritation, promote hair regrowth, and prevent future infections. According to feedback, results are often visible within a few days, making Ozone Mud Guard an essential item in any horse's first-aid kit.




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