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Wounds

We help you understand, treat and prevent wounds in horses using natural ozone-based care protocols.

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Understanding wounds

Wounds are skin lesions of varying depths, often caused by a shock, friction, a kick from a hoof, a bite, or a fall.

In horses, the skin is thin and highly vascularized: healing is generally rapid, but it can be disrupted by infection, excessive inflammation, or the formation of granulation tissue.

Ozone is currently the best natural antiseptic available , thanks to its broad coverage of action :

  • bactericidal,
  • fungicide,
  • virucidal
  • and cell regenerator.

Unlike conventional antiseptics, it eliminates pathogens without irritating healthy tissue . It promotes clean, rapid and controlled healing , without excessive granulation or fibrous tissue formation.

Les phases naturelles de la cicatrisation

WOUNDS

The natural phases of healing

To fully understand the role of ozone, let's recall the three key stages of wound healing :

  1. Cleansing (inflammatory) phase : the body eliminates germs and debris.
    → Ozone is used here to deeply disinfect while reducing inflammation.

  2. Granulation phase : tissues regenerate and fill the wound.
    → Ozone regulates cell proliferation and prevents the development of excessive bud formation.

  3. Maturation phase (epithelialization) : the skin closes, becomes more resistant and regains its suppleness.
    → Ozone supports this stage by stimulating the production of new healthy cells. Whether the wound is open or already granulating , ozone treatments accompany each phase in a natural and balanced way.
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Open wound

Fresh wound, often bleeding or slightly soiled.

The goal is to disinfect immediately without damaging the skin, and to quickly initiate healing.

Ozone is the best ally here: it destroys infectious agents while stimulating tissue regeneration.

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Budding wound

A budding wound is recognized by the presence of an excess of granulation tissue (fleshy bud).

It's a natural reaction, but when it's excessive, it prevents the wound from closing.

Ozone helps to regulate this phase and restore a harmonious healing process.

Natural wound care protocol

Horses, whether sport, leisure, or companion animals, can be prone to numerous ailments: skin conditions, open wounds, hoof diseases, or immune disorders. Implementing structured equine care protocols allows for:

  • To provide appropriate and progressive care
  • Minimize the risks of recurrence and complications
  • Promote a rapid and lasting recovery
  • Reduce stress related to handling

Each protocol takes into account the specifics of the condition, the temperament of the animal and the precautions to be taken for an optimal result.

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Before

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After

Before/After wound care protocol

Wounds treated with ozone heal faster, stay clean and do not show excessive granulation tissue.
The skin regenerates in a supple, smooth and resilient way, without thick scabs or unsightly scars.

Ozone is the best known broad-spectrum natural antiseptic.

It promotes rapid, clean, and granulation-free healing.

The combination of Ozone Super Guard and Ozone Mud Guard keeps skin supple and healthy.

Bagging enhances regeneration on limb wounds.

I recommend

"Easy to apply and painless for the horse, it helps with quick and clean healing. Very effective for treating abscesses or deep wounds. I always have it with me when I go to treat horses. I recommend it."

Bénédicte Chalret

FAQ ABOUT WOUNDS

General Information

Protocol

Natural skincare products

Why choose ozone for a wound?

It is a broad-spectrum natural antiseptic, without irritant effect, that promotes regeneration

Should the wound be covered?

Allow to breathe if possible; protect only in case of soiling.

Can I massage the product in?

No, ozonated oil is naturally absorbed without massage.

Should I clean the wound before each treatment?

If there is debris or dirt covering the wound, simply use lukewarm water.

When to switch to the Mud Guard?

As soon as the wound is clean and not oozing.

Which products should I use?

Ozone Super Guard (sanitation), Ozone Mud Guard (regeneration), gaseous ozone (bagging on limb wounds).

How often ?

1 to 2 times a day depending on progress.