Greasy Heel, Mud Fever & Hoof Hygiene for Wet Conditions

Greasy Heel,  also known as pastern dermatitis or mud fever, often shows up in wet, humid, or muddy conditions. While it can be influenced by bacteria, moisture, or even pasture issues or nutrition, it’s a sign your horse’s skin needs a little extra support.

Rainscald, a similar concern across the upper body, can occur under the same environmental stresses. These issues should always be discussed with your hoof care or equine professional, but day-to-day skin and hoof hygiene still plays a major role.

Our naturally inspired, cosmetic-grade formulas are made to support surface level care and help those festy fetlocks under control.

🐴 For when your horse’s skincare routine is suddenly your job.