Greasy Heel, Mud Fever & Hoof Hygiene for Wet Conditions

Greasy Heel, also known as pastern dermatitis or mud fever, is commonly noticed in wet, humid, or muddy conditions. Prolonged moisture and environmental stress can affect the skin around the pastern and lower limb.

Rainscald, a similar concern affecting the upper body, can appear under comparable conditions. These changes should always be discussed with your hoof care or equine professional, but consistent day to day skin and hoof hygiene remains an important part of routine care.

Our cosmetic formulas are made for everyday use in wet conditions, supporting consistent care when mud and moisture are part of the picture.

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