Wet, muddy paddocks and humid conditions are a recipe for skin trouble. If your horse has ever come in with scabs on their pasterns or flaky patches on their back, you’re likely dealing with Greasy Heel or Rain Scald.
These skin infections are often caused by bacteria or fungi that thrive in damp environments, but the underlying issue is usually a weakened skin barrier and immune system. While topical creams are helpful, true prevention and recovery come from supporting the skin and the immune system—and that’s where the Remedeaz trio comes in.
Start from the inside with Remedeaz Oral Immune Support
A daily liquid designed to boost immune resilience and gut health. It contains:
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7 live probiotic strains to balance gut flora
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Prebiotics to feed good bacteria
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Natural immune support to help fight off skin infections and inflammation
Then add targeted topical care with:
Remedeaz Shampoo – ideal for cleansing scabs and removing bacteria without harsh chemicals. It’s soothing, non-stripping, and safe for regular use.
Remedeaz Coat & Skin Oil – nourishes dry, irritated skin and forms a gentle barrier to help prevent future flare-ups.
Use this combo daily during flare-ups and as needed to prevent recurrence.
Top care routine for skin recovery:
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Gently wash with Remedeaz Shampoo 2–3x per week to remove bacteria and crusts
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Dry the area thoroughly, then apply Remedeaz Oil to moisturise and protect
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Feed Remedeaz Oral Immune Support daily to boost internal resilience
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Clip affected areas to keep them clean and breathable
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Keep legs as dry as possible during wet conditions
With consistent use, this trio helps heal scabs, soothe irritation, and support a stronger, healthier skin barrier. Horses prone to repeated Greasy Heel or Rain Scald benefit greatly from staying on Remedeaz Oral Immune Support through wet seasons.
For horses battling stubborn skin issues, the Remedeaz range offers a complete, holistic approach—treating the skin and the immune system together, so your horse can heal properly and stay comfortable long-term.
