Horse Skin Care Bundle for Trouble Spots, Sun Protection and Hair Regrowth Support at Home or on the Trail

Care for your horse’s irritated skin through changing weather, outdoor exposure and everyday scrapes using two complementary treatments. The drying paste addresses trouble spots by creating a dry protective barrier, while Field Coat provides sun protection and supports irritated skin, wounds and hair regrowth.

Use the treatments separately as needed or apply Field Coat first to soften tough scabs and dried scratches before adding the drying paste. This practical sequence lets the paste penetrate more effectively while keeping skin care manageable at home, on the trail or during show routines.

Key Features

• The drying paste draws moisture from trouble spots and forms a protective dry barrier, giving scratches, mud fever, insect bites and wounds targeted care.
• Safe use on broken skin makes the drying paste suitable for delicate trouble spots, while its non-toxic-if-licked formula offers reassurance during repeated applications.
• Field Coat works as both a sunblock and skin treatment, protecting against sun damage while helping create an environment free from bacteria and fungus.
• Its soothing action supports moisture-starved, irritated skin and encourages faster healing of nicks, cuts and wounds, helping horses stay comfortable as their hair regrows.
• Applying Field Coat before the drying paste softens tough scabs and dried scratches, allowing the paste to penetrate and work more effectively.
• Both products are non-toxic, handmade and made from safe, readable ingredients without fillers, providing a straightforward addition to regular equine care.

Specifications

• Brand: Coat Defense
• Drying paste size: 24 oz
• Field Coat size: 9 oz
• Bundle quantity: Two products
• Intended animal: Horses
• Drying paste safety: Safe for use on broken skin
• Drying paste lick safety: Non-toxic if licked
• Manufacturing location: Ashburn, Virginia

Keep both treatments close at hand for trouble spots, sun-exposed skin and minor everyday injuries. Together, they support a consistent skin and coat routine wherever your horse spends the day.