Horse Immune Support Remedy for Wet-Weather Skin Challenges and Flexible Oral Dosing for Stable Routines

This horse immune support remedy fits rainy-season care for horses prone to greasy heel, mud fever, and rain scald or rot. The homeopathic preparation is given orally and is professionally formulated to support a normal immune response to conditions caused by Dermatophilus congolensis bacteria.

Preventative dosing can begin at the onset of the rainy season, while dosing may also start when symptoms appear. Because frequency changes according to the horse’s condition and stage of care, the remedy can move from a focused routine to weekly maintenance.

Key Features

• Choose individual oral dosing into the mouth or on a non-absorbent treat such as carrot or apple, making the remedy practical when applying creams or handling sore legs would be difficult.
• Add the jerry-can format to a water trough to cover multiple animals, giving yards and multi-horse homes a straightforward shared dosing option.
• The 90ml aluminium bottle uses a hygienic serum pump and over-cap, providing 230 doses in a compact format suited to dosing away from home.
• Food-grade plastic jerry cans are available in 1, 2, and 5 litre sizes for longer routines; the 5 litre option includes a dispensing pump.
• The alcohol-free formula is stated as safe alongside prescription medications, safe for pregnant and lactating mares, and competition and racing safe, supporting continuity across established care routines.

Specifications

• Brand: Hippo Health
• Preparation: Homeopathic preparation
• Origin: Made in New Zealand
• Base: Vegetable glycerine and purified water
• Ingredients: Equal parts Graphites, Natrum muriaticum, Petrolatum in non-toxic homeopathic form, Phytolacca, Staphisagria, and Sulphur
• 90ml format: Food-grade aluminium pump bottle containing 230 doses at 2 pumps per dose
• Jerry-can sizes: 1 litre, 2 litres, and 5 litres
• Water-trough dose: 25ml every second day per 500-litre trough
• Feed dose: 12ml twice daily
• Shelf life: 2 years

Reduce dose frequency when symptoms are absent to avoid desensitisation. Severe or long-standing cases may take longer to resolve; contact your veterinarian if your horse may be in pain or suffering.