Trouble Spot Drying Paste for Horses - Natural Equine Wound Care That Provides Safe & Effective Relief from Scratches, Sweet Itch, Summer Sores, Proud Flesh, Mud Fever, Girth Rot (10 Oz)

This product really saved me last summer when both of my horses got a horrible skin condition from using a “ So Called “ All Natural fly spray . I usually make my own or use Equiderma brand which is also another great company . At any rate It was a super hot summer 2025 so I was hosing my horses down with cold water almost daily and then spraying them done w this fly spray . Long story short both horses lost a lot of their fur and their skin became very red , swollen and inflamed . It looked like rain rot but way worse . It was really bad and scary not knowing what the cause was . I was able to figure out the issue when my sister had the very same issue with her horses from using the Fly Bye so be careful with Fly Bye brand fly spray . It’s not all an all natural Fly spray as touted . Thank God I found the Coat Defense products here on Amazon !! I first used the Coat Defense spot Drying Paste which worked extremely quickly like the next day I found a huge difference in healing. I also used the powder by Coat Defense as a preventative to help keep the skin /fur dry and prevent the issue from spreading which this particular condition liked to do . This stuff is amazing ! I have recommended this product to all of my horsey friends and always keep it on hand for emergency use . Another product I have just recently used from this same company is their Horse shampoo . I bought it for myself because the ingredients are so clean …better than most people shampoos. I have only used it once but I really liked it . Didn’t need conditioner afterwards . All of the products smell amazing too. I can’t recommend this product line enough !

This is incredible stuff!! My horse had a wound which resulted in swelling in his leg. I put it on his leg and the swelling had gone down overnight and was gone in 2 days!! My boy has sensitive skin and this didn't bother him at all. I wish the container was a little bigger but I will absolutely buy again!

This stuff is miracle paste! I use it for EVERYTHING! Rain rot, itchy spots, bites, and small superficial cuts. Hair grows back fast, I love that it’s safe for humans and animals, and the smell is great!

The flys are worse than normal early this year and one of my mini donkeys was getting terribly eaten up on her legs. I tried boots and various sprays, vasoline and other things. This really worked to coat her legs and help them heal. 10 out of 10— I will definitely be buying this product again.

I absolutely love this stuff. I recommend it all the time. Works great for so many things. Just wish there were more size options

Bought for my dog it works he had a raw spot on his bottom and it helped it heal

My horse has a terribly resistant case of rain rot/scratches/greasy heel/dermatitis on her hind legs. The surgeon's shampoo and medication were as effective as smearing peanut butter on it--in short, did nothing for $35. I've tried five different products since then, and this dermatitis just came back stronger. I can clear off the lesions with medicated shampoo, but they returned in 24 hours. In 20 years owning horses in humid Tidewater Virginia, I've never seen a case this bad before. This Coat Defense clay is the only thing I've found that's actually reducing the patches. That poor mare. She showed me how much relief this cooling clay gave her by sighing deeply and visibly relaxing as I rubbed it into the hot spots. The next day, her legs were noticeably cooler and dryer, and there were fewer lesions. You can easily brush out the dried clay. Instead of jerking her legs away from stinging lotions, when I had washed and dried her legs, she saw the jar, planted her legs firmly, and waited for the clay. She welcomes it. Yes, it's pricey, but you actually don't use much. It's very spreadable. I plan to keep this in the med box from now on. Also, a friendly note: the vets say that these itchy rashes are caused either by a fungal infection or a bacterial infection. You won't know which unless a vet cultures the cells. One of the possibilities is a staph infection. Don't even think about treating these rashes without rubber gloves. Humans can and do catch them, and they're hard to treat, especially if you get them in YOUR hair.

This stuff is wonderful! It glides on to wounds, scratches, abrasions & stays on really well! I use it all the time on my pastured horses as they are constantly finding ways to get scratches!! It heals them right up. I will say, it DOES leave the hair a little lighter on my black horses but it's not terrible!