This skin condition of the horse's foot affects the heels and pasterns.
Lameness is often present and the feet are very tender to touch .
Treatments are numerous and often costly. Soaking, scraping, wrapping, scrubbing, antibiotic and steroid wraps and injections have all been tried. The condition tends to persist and to reoccur frequently. This treatment is gentle, non-irritating and works quickly. It is also extremely effective, inexpensive, and easy to prepare from available ingredients.