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Mud season is part of horse ownership.But what many owners call “mud rash” is not simply about mud. It is about skin under environmental stress. When prolonged wet conditions soften the outer layer of the skin, its natural protective barrier becomes compromised. Once that barrier weakens, sensitivity and irritation can follow , especially on the […]

As the “mud fever and rain scald season” approaches, it’s time to take extra care of our horses. Both conditions occur due to the persistent wetness on the skin, which leads to bacterial infections, often accompanied by fungal infections. The bacteria responsible for these issues, Dermatophilus congolensis, and certain fungi, are naturally present on your